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Manage your Client Organizations

Last modified: September 9th, 2026

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Managing your Client Organizations in CloudCannon can involve many things: from updating the build settings on a Site and publishing new content, to fixing DNS records or providing people with the CloudCannon permissions they need. Because Client Organizations function in the same way as any other Organization, these topics are all covered in the User Articles and Developer Articles sections of this documentation.

However, it is important to know how to find and open each Client Organization, and determine what needs your attention, especially if you manage several clients.

Find and open a Client Organization#

You can view the Client Organizations managed by your Partner Organization using the Client Organizations Browser. To open this page, click the Clients link in your App Sidebar.

A screenshot of the Client Organizations Browser in a Partner Organization shows four Client Organizations as cards, each listing its Sites and domains counts, Subscription Plan, and issue status, with the New Client button above the list and the Clients link in the App Sidebar.

The Client Organizations Browser works in the same way as the Organizations Browser, except it lists only the Client Organizations managed by your Partner Organization. It shows the Client Organizations you are a member of, so if you have not been added to any, the Client Organizations Browser is empty. Members of the Owners Permission Group in your Partner Organization see every client, because CloudCannon adds them to the Partner Permission Group in each Client Organization automatically. For more information, please read our documentation on how Partners access their Client Organizations.

You can use the Filter Bar at the top of the Client Organizations Browser to narrow your results further. Alongside searching by name, you can filter for the clients that need attention, such as those with failing Sites, a payment issue, a Free Trial ending soon, or a Custom Domain whose certificate has expired. You can also sort your results using the Sort by dropdown.

Each Client Organization appears as a Card, showing how many Sites and Base Domains it has, its Subscription Plan, how many edits it has had over the last 14 days, its Hosting Bandwidth usage so far this month, and whether it has any building or syncing errors. A client whose Sites are all healthy shows No issues instead.

To open a Client Organization, click its Card in the Client Organizations Browser. CloudCannon opens the Organization Home page for that client. For more information, please read our documentation on switching between your Organizations.

A screenshot of a Client Organization's Organization Home page shows its Summary tab with health checks, unsaved changes, recent activity, and usage, and a Partner Organization card above the Client Organization card in the App Sidebar.

Monitor the health of your Client Organizations#

This feature is available through a private Beta.

Health checks across your Client Organizations are currently available through a private Beta. To request access, please contact our friendly support team.

CloudCannon enables the Beta for individual accounts rather than for a whole Organization, so everyone on your team who needs the Issues tab must request it separately.

The Issues tab on your Partner Organization's Organization Home page shows the results of several health checks across your own Organization and every Client Organization you manage, so you can review them all from one place.

A screenshot of the Issues tab on a Partner Organization's Organization Home page shows health checks grouped under Danger, Warning, and Passed.

CloudCannon lists your health checks under Danger, Warning, Informational, and Passed, and only shows a heading when at least one check falls under it. Click on each Health Check Card to expand it and see more details about what it affects. These can be your own Sites and Custom Domains, under Your Organization, or the affected clients, under Client Organizations.

The Client Organizations group lists each affected client as a Card, with a note of what triggered the check, such as "3 failing builds" or when a Free Trial ends. A client appears under only one of the payment, Free Trial, and inactivity checks at a time, so the same client is never counted twice.

Clicking a client's Card opens that Client Organization's Issues tab, or their Activity tab for the Clients are inactive check.

A screenshot of an expanded health check on the Issues tab shows the affected Sites under Your Organization and the affected clients under Client Organizations.

The error counts on the Cards in the Client Organizations Browser are separate from this, and are available to every Partner Organization. What the Issues tab adds is the aggregated view across every client you manage.

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