How can others at our company have their own asana? (same email domain)

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@Dylan_Urquhart and @Bastien_Siebman,

Perhaps these posts, and particularly the links within them, provide some relevant info re Divisions, hidden Teams, etc.:

How to organize an Organization when you can't become an "organization"

Hi @anj2116 and @Kaitlyn, A client is also a major university and I just looked into this with help from Asana Support; I’ll share (and @Marie or @Natalia please verify): Summary Create Team (say, “Team 1”) in the columbia.edu Organization. Make it be “Hidden” or “Membership by Request” to keep it separate from others at Columbia. Add desired team members to this team. If desired (e.g., if your current Workspace is Premium or Business), ask Asana Sales/Support for a Trial Upgrade to Premium …

Request for sub-organizations on a domain for teams

@Lisa_Catto, As just a possible workaround if/until that becomes available (and I think sub-divisions of organizations have been shown in Asana future concept videos), have you considered making some Teams Hidden so as to un-clutter some users’ sidebars? Also, I know there’s the concept of Divisions (Adding new teams within a premium Division Team - #4 by Wim) which seems related, but I don’t think that will address your need. Larry

Larry