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# Organisations, Projects & Stories

# Organisations, Projects & Stories: how it all fits together

Intractive has three levels that nest inside each other:
* Organisation
* Projects
* Stories

An **Organisation** contains **Projects**, and a **Project** contains **Stories**. Or, from the other direction: a Story lives in a Project, and every Project belongs to your Organisation.

## What is an Organisation?
Your **Organisation** is the top level, the umbrella over your entire workspace. It holds all your Projects, all your Stories, and your team.
At the Organisation level you'll find your **Organisation profile**: the name, description, and logo.

## What is a Project?
A **Project** is a workspace inside your Organisation that groups together a set of Stories that belong together. Most teams organise Projects around a client, a brand, a campaign, a program, a region, or a product line.

### What can you do with a Project?

* **Name and configure it** — give it a name and description, and set a default language.
* **Sort Stories** and drag them to control the order they appear in (purely for your own organisation; it doesn't change what a player sees). You can also create categories to bring more order in the story overview.
* **Duplicate a Story** and paste it into the same Project or another one.
* **Delete Stories** you no longer need.
* **Assign team members at the Project level**, each with their own role.
* **View analytics** aggregated across all the Stories in the Project.

| 💡 Tip: You can invite someone directly to a single Project without giving them access to your whole Organisation. They'll see only that Project and the Stories inside it — handy for freelancers, clients, or reviewers who only need access to one project.

## What is a Story?
The story is one complete interactive experience. Stories are used for a recruitment journey, a campus tour, a training module, a campaign, or an on-site activation.

Each Story is built from content blocks, these blocks are individual steps that your audience interacts with.

### What can you do with a Story?

* **Build the experience** — add and edit branches and content blocks.
* **Set up Story variables** for logic, scoring, and analytics.
* **Add translations** for multiple languages.
* **Publish releases** — create a new release when you're ready for changes to go live.
* **Duplicate it** into the same Project or a different one, or copy it to move between environments.
* **View analytics and Sessions** for how your audience is engaging.