Hierarchy

The Frame platform uses a hierarchical approach to organizing administration and access to accounts. In this section, we'll define each tier and the intended configuration strategy at each level. 

Customers

The Customer tier is the highest tier within the Frame platform. This is the tenant with an attached subscription for a single business entity. Customers can attach their identity provider(s) and infrastructure at the Customer level.

  As a general rule, we advise you register your identity provider and infrastructure at the Customer level so all Organizations    and Accounts can use those resources, unless you have a need to restrict use of identity providers and infrastructures to          specific Organizations and Accounts.

Organizations

The Organization tier is the middle tier within the Frame platform, residing between Customers and Accounts. There can be many organizations listed under one Customer depending on the use case. A business may use organizations to set up unique environments for different departments within their company.

Customers can attach their identity provider(s) and infrastructure at the Organization level. If they do, then the identity provider and infrastructure integrations can only be used at that Organization and Accounts under the Organization.

Accounts

This is where an admin will install and configure their applications and configure their production VMs. This is also where admins will create Launchpads for their end users. When an end user logs into Frame, they are accessing one of the accounts listed under an Organization and any of the workload VMs configured for it.

Roles

The table below describes every available type of user and administrator role, including where they fall in the Frame entity hierarchy and their permissions.

Launchpad Users


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Updated 11 May 2026 14:09:09 by Dragan Mladenovic