How to Create an Organization in IZI
How to Create an Organization in IZI
Section titled “How to Create an Organization in IZI”Creating an organization is the first step in IZI. It typically takes 2–3 minutes. After creation, the next required step is creating your first club.
What you’ll need
Section titled “What you’ll need”- A verified owner account — if you don’t have one yet, start with owner registration.
- The brand or legal entity name under which your clubs will operate (visible to staff in the CRM and on receipts).
- Your primary operating currency — the one in which you accept payments from players and report revenue.
- Country of registration — needed for correct reporting formats and tax rules.
1. Open the organization creation screen
Section titled “1. Open the organization creation screen”After email confirmation, the Create your organization screen appears. If you’re already in the CRM and want to add a second organization — click the Select organization switcher in the top-left corner → Add organization.
2. Enter the organization name
Section titled “2. Enter the organization name”The Organization name field is required. What to write:
- If you have one legal entity — the brand name as players see it (what’s on the sign).
- If you have multiple legal entities — the name of the specific one under which these clubs will operate. The second legal entity gets its own separate organization.
This name will appear in the CRM top bar, on shift receipts, and in staff emails.
3. Select the country
Section titled “3. Select the country”Country determines:
- Number and date display format in reports.
- Tax rules loaded into tariff settings. The default VAT rate for your country will be pre-filled (e.g. 5% in UAE, 20% in Russia). You can override this per tariff.
- Default time zone for shifts — can be overridden at the club level.
If you have clubs in multiple countries, select your headquarters country; time zones for each club are set separately when creating the club.
4. Set the default currency
Section titled “4. Set the default currency”Currency is the primary billing currency. It is used as a template when creating a new club and for consolidated reporting across the organization.
Key points:
- Each club inside the organization keeps its own currency in club settings — needed if clubs are in different countries.
- Currency affects price display in tariffs and the organization’s consolidated report.
- You can change the organization currency after creation in Organization Settings → Basic Information. Existing amounts in clubs will not be automatically recalculated.
5. Enter business details (if required by country)
Section titled “5. Enter business details (if required by country)”Depending on the selected country, the system may ask for:
- Legal name and registered address — for printed receipts and closing documents.
- Tax identifier (e.g. VAT number in the EU, TRN in UAE — as shown on the company registration certificate). Required for correct fiscal processing in club equipment.
These fields can be left empty and filled later in Organization Settings → Basic Information. The CRM works without them, but printed documents will lack business details.
6. Click Create
Section titled “6. Click Create”After clicking, the system:
- Creates the organization and links it to your account with the Owner role.
- Opens the club creation screen — the next required step in initial setup.
- Your organization appears in the switcher in the side panel of the CRM.
If the Create button is inactive — check that the Organization name field is filled. This is the only required field. Everything else can be completed later.
What to do next
Section titled “What to do next”The required initial setup steps continue:
- Create your first club — set the address, time zone, and currency for the specific location.
- Set up hall zones — Standard / Pro / VIP, on which tariff prices are built.
- Connect your first device — install the IZI client on a hall computer (it runs the machine under register control).
- Create your first tariff — the rate at which players purchase time.
Also useful in parallel:
- Learn about roles and access — what permissions to give which employees.
- Understand the organization, club, and shift hierarchy in IZI.
- Learn how to switch between organizations — if you plan to manage multiple legal entities.
See also
Section titled “See also”Frequently asked questions
How many organizations do I need if I have multiple clubs?
One organization per legal entity. All clubs under that legal entity are added inside one organization — giving you consolidated analytics, unified roles, and a shared staff list.
Can I change the organization currency after creation?
The default currency is set once and used as a template for new clubs. Each club inside the organization keeps its own currency in club settings, so you can always use a different currency for a new club without recreating the organization.
What is the difference between an organization and a club in IZI?
An organization is the legal container (one legal entity, shared roles and access). A club is a specific location with a hall, equipment, register, and shifts. One organization can have one to many clubs.
What if I have two different legal entities?
Create two separate organizations under one owner account. A switcher appears in the top-left corner of the CRM — you switch between organizations with one click; shared employees are added to each separately.
How do I delete an organization?
In Organization Settings → Danger Zone → Delete Organization. The action is irreversible: all clubs, employees, shift history, and analytics for that organization will be removed. Export any needed reports before deleting.
What role do I get after creating an organization?
The organization creator automatically becomes the Owner — full access to all settings, roles, clubs, and finances. Other employees are added separately via the Access section.
What is consolidated organization analytics?
Consolidated analytics are reports that sum up metrics from all clubs in the organization into one view: revenue, visits, average order value. Useful when you want to see the business as a whole rather than each location separately.