Create or edit a policy template (Security Model) that a sub-organization inherits when created under one of its Branch Types. See Security Models and Branch Types first if these terms are new.
Before you start
The Configure System right.
Steps
- Go to Settings → My Account → {Branch} Types.
- Click Add Model, or click an existing model to edit it. A model has four tabs:
- Model Config — name (required), description, Branch Type chips (each with its own enable/disable dot), whether owners can view other organizations, and whether sub-child organizations are allowed under this one.
- Censorship — allowed member/team-member age ranges, and per-topic (alcohol/tobacco/firearms) policy: member-select, not allowed, or always allowed.
- Allowed Apps — per app, one of Optional (default on), Optional (default off), Not Available, or Force-Enabled — plus which commerce types (Retail, Mortgage, Rental, etc.) are allowed for apps that support markets.
- Default Security Roles — pre-set rights (Force-Granted / Granted / Not Specified / Force-Nuke / Nuke) per role type for organizations created under this model.
- Save is blocked until the app catalog has finished loading — this is deliberate, since saving early would otherwise wipe app grants you hadn't touched yet.
To remove a Branch Type
Deleting a chip checks first whether any organization is currently using it. If so, deletion is blocked — disable it instead (click its status dot), which hides it from the org-creation flow without breaking existing organizations already using it.
To delete a whole model
Click Delete, confirm: "Are you sure you want to delete the security model '{name}'? This cannot be undone." There's no in-use check before deleting an entire model, unlike deleting a single Branch Type — double-check nothing depends on it first.
The Master Model
Click Edit Master Model to configure the top-level organization's own capabilities, using the same tabs minus Branch Types.
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