> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.usertour.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Companies

> Learn how to manage and target users across different organizations in your application

## Overview

Companies in Usertour helps you manage users who belong to the same organization, whether you call them companies, teams, or accounts in your app. It's perfect for:

* Targeting content to entire organizations
* Tracking company-wide behavior
* Managing multi-company users
* Personalizing experiences
* Understanding team dynamics

## Why Use Companies?

### Multi-Company Support

Users often belong to multiple organizations. Maybe they're an admin in one company and a regular user in another. Usertour understands these relationships and helps you:

* Track different roles
* Manage permissions
* Customize experiences
* Handle complex scenarios

### Company-Wide Insights

Instead of looking at individual users, you can:

* Track company-level activity
* Measure team engagement
* Monitor group behavior
* Make data-driven decisions

### User Management

Get a clear view of:

* Who's in each company
* What they're doing
* How they're engaging
* Where they need help

## Getting Started

### Setup

It's simple to get started with Companies. Just add this to your [Usertour.js installation](/developers/usertourjs-reference/installation):

```javascript theme={null}
usertour.group(companyId, {
  // Optional company attributes
  name: "Acme Corp",
  plan: "enterprise",
  // Optional membership attributes
  role: "admin"
});
```

### Using Companies

Once you've set up Companies, you'll find them in the sidebar under **Companies**. Here's what you can do:

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/usertour/nYBy6MD0LzNhBLol/images/company.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=nYBy6MD0LzNhBLol&q=85&s=96aa55541c07d654aca7a4b571b97577" alt="" width="2876" height="1476" data-path="images/company.png" />

### Targeting Content

Create flows and experiences based on company attributes:

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/usertour/nYBy6MD0LzNhBLol/images/companies-02.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=nYBy6MD0LzNhBLol&q=85&s=77a0aa9894c50d05306887f20fe97314" alt="" width="1924" height="1185" data-path="images/companies-02.png" />

> **Pro tip**: Use company attributes to create targeted experiences for different types of organizations, like showing enterprise features to premium companies or onboarding flows to new teams.