# GitHub organizations

## Analyzing an organization project

[GitHub organizations](https://help.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-organizations-and-teams/about-organizations) are shared GitHub accounts where businesses and open-source teams can collaborate on the same projects.

Projects owned by an organization are called organization projects. There are only two prerequisites to analyze such projects:

1. TrustInSoft CI must be [granted access](/reference/github-organizations.md#granting-access-to-trustinsoft-ci) to the organization owning the project.<br>
2. Only an organization [owner ](https://help.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-organizations-and-teams/permission-levels-for-an-organization)(admin) can add such project to TrustInSoft CI. This permission will be required for any TrustInSoft CI operation on the project (adding/deleting the project) or its analyses (canceling/restarting an analysis).

Then, your organization should appear:

* either in the navigation bar:

![](/files/-Mdbmmn0p2zLbUGRN01k)

* or in the "[Add project](https://ci.trust-in-soft.com/projects/add-project)" page:

![](/files/-MdbnD04dgrAJOF2noz8)

* or in the "[Dashboard](https://ci.trust-in-soft.com/dashboard)" page:

![](/files/-Meer7ZQmHao1seZJXuU)

## Granting access to your organization

There are two ways to grant TrustInSoft CI access to your organization.

### **During sign-up**

On the GitHub authorization page, click **Grant** next to the organization:

![User "guillaumemillot1" owns "guillaumeorg1" and is member of "paulorg1"](/files/-M-uFUJd5cXD3igPNKrR)

### After sign-up

1. Load your [GitHub account settings page](https://github.com/organizations/TrustInSoft/settings/profile)
2. In the Personal settings, click **Applications**
3. Click **Authorized OAuth Apps**
4. Click **TrustInSoft CI**
5. Click **Grant** next to the organization

![](/files/-M44OWlWAMaP0XCbNXOj)

![](/files/-M44OqtC3faPx9LB4sKu)


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