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LaunchPad Administration

Users, Conversations, Logs, Resource Usage, Settings.

LaunchPad Administration is the org-level control surface that sits above any individual agent. While Launch Pad is scoped to a single agent, LaunchPad Admin is where Org Owners and Admins manage the entire raia workspace — the people who can log in, the agents that exist under the org, cross-agent conversation history, immutable audit logs, and the resource and billing envelope that every agent runs inside.

In this section

  • Invite teammates and external collaborators, and assign the right Org-level role.
  • Enforce MFA and password policy across the whole workspace in one place.
  • Audit and export conversation history across every agent for compliance reviews.
  • Read the Activity Log to trace who changed what, when, and from where.
  • Track token, storage, message, and per-skill usage against monthly billing limits.
  • Set org-wide defaults for model, branding, data retention, and geographic access.
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What's inside

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    Users

    Invite users by email, assign an Org role (Owner, Admin, or Member), and grant per-agent access. Pending invitations, MFA enrollment status, and last-login timestamps are all visible here. Owners can also suspend or remove users without deleting their conversation history.

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    Agents

    The org-wide list of every agent that exists in the workspace — including drafts, active, and archived agents. Owners can transfer ownership between users, clone an agent as a starting template, or archive agents that are no longer in use.

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    Conversations

    A cross-agent search across every message the org has ever handled. Filter by agent, channel, date range, user, or Auditor flag, then export to CSV for legal, compliance, or QA review.

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    Activity Logs

    Immutable, append-only log of every configuration change, key rotation, invitation, permission change, and login event across the org. Each entry includes the actor, timestamp, IP, and a diff of what changed — the primary evidence source for security audits.

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    Resource Usage

    Live dashboards for tokens, messages, voice minutes, storage, and per-skill usage — rolled up across every agent in the org. Compare the current billing cycle against the org's monthly limits and see which agents are consuming the most.

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    Billing & Limits

    Plan tier, seat count, monthly token / message / voice caps, and invoice history. Owners can raise or lower per-agent caps here so a single misbehaving agent can't consume the entire org's budget.

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    Settings

    Org name, logo, brand color, default model, default language, data retention window, geographic allow/deny lists, MFA enforcement policy, SSO / SAML configuration, and API key management.

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At a glance

Org roleWhat they can doBest for
Org OwnerFull control: billing, SSO, MFA policy, user management, and access to every agent. Can transfer ownership and delete the org.Founders, account owner of record
Org AdminEverything an Owner can do except billing and org deletion — invite users, manage agents, rotate keys, read all logs.IT / platform team, security lead
MemberAccess is scoped to the specific agents they've been added to. Can view conversations and reports for those agents only.Functional experts, agent builders
External / InvitedTime-boxed access for contractors or partners. MFA is always required and access can be revoked with one click.Agencies, auditors, temporary collaborators

Tip

Turn on MFA enforcement in Settings before you invite the first external user. Once it's enforced org-wide, every new invitee is required to enroll during their first login — you never have to chase people to secure their account.

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