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Team Setup

Get your entire team on Zaluno. Create an organization, set up attribution rules, and start sharing insights.

Setup steps

1

Create an organization

From your dashboard, click "Create Organization" in the sidebar. Give it a name that matches your team or company.

2

Set up attribution rules

Attribution rules automatically assign sessions to your organization based on git remotes or working directories.

Example patterns
  • github.com/acme-corp/* — matches all repos in your GitHub org
  • gitlab.com/acme-corp/* — matches GitLab repos
  • /Users/*/projects/acme/* — matches local directory patterns
3

Invite team members

Go to Organization Settings → Members → Invite. Team members receive an email with a link to join. They'll need to install the desktop app on their machines.

4

Connect Slack (optional)

Enable Slack integration to receive weekly insight digests and real-time notifications in your team channel.

Attribution rules

Attribution rules determine which organization a session belongs to. When someone uses an AI tool in a git repository or directory that matches your rules, the session is automatically attributed to your organization.

Tips for effective attribution

  • Use git remote patterns for most accurate attribution
  • Directory patterns work well for projects without git
  • SSH and HTTPS remotes are matched separately — add both patterns
  • More specific patterns take precedence over broad ones

Member roles

Admin

Full access. Can manage members, billing, and settings.

Member

Can view all sessions and insights. Cannot manage settings.

Viewer

Read-only access to insights and knowledge base.

Slack integration

Connect Slack to receive automated updates in your team channel:

  • Weekly digests — Summary of team AI usage, top insights, and trends
  • High-value insights — Get notified when important patterns are detected
  • Knowledge base updates — Share new entries with the team automatically

To connect: Organization Settings → Integrations → Add to Slack

About the triage queue

Sessions that don't match any attribution rules go to your personal triage queue. From there, you can manually assign them to an organization or leave them unattributed. This is useful for one-off projects or personal work.

Next steps

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