Your settings
yours, not the org's — these follow you into every org you are
in
Everything on this screen belongs to you rather than to Acme
Labs.
Changing your name here changes it in every organization you are in.
That is the same distinction the sign-in screens are built on.
Who you are
What other people in your orgs see beside anything you do.
Where we send things. It is not how we identify you — your
sign-in is — so changing it does not move you between orgs or into
a new one.
How you sign in
Google connected
Used
2 hours ago
PasswordADR-0100 decision 1 says we build no passwords at all;
drawn under the same overrule as the sign-in screens
Company sign-inNot used by any org you are in. Acme Labs could turn
it on, and if it does this list stops mattering for Acme
Labs.
The organizations you are in
in October each person is in one organization (30.5)
Acme LabsOwner · whole organization
northwindViewer · whole organization
pilot-coOwner · whole organization
Notifications
notification channels are deferred to V1-018 (forge
11:439)
Whole organization · always on
Delete your sign-in
leaving organizations — in October each person is in one (30.5), and there is no leave in forge (plan row 71)
this is about you, not about any org
Deleting your sign-in removes you from every org you are in and ends every session you have. It is three separate things happening at once, so all three are listed.
You leave three orgsEach one is an ordinary removal — nothing they own is
touched, and your keys in each of them stop working.
Your profile goesName and email. What stays is an actor reference in each
org's activity log that no longer resolves to anybody, because
deleting a person must not rewrite what happened.
Your sign-in goesAnd the address is free to make a new one with. It would be a
different person as far as any org is concerned.