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# Flow Ownership and Organization Sharing

The **Flows list page** now includes a new owner column that displays if an assistant is private or shared with the organization.  Individual owner information is coming soon.

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#### Ownership Indicators

* If a flow is **owned by you**, you’ll see a o**rganization** **shared icon** next to "M**e**" under owner column.
* Organization‑owned flows are:
  * Visible to all users in the organization
  * Fully editable by any user who has access
* Flows Owned by you:
  * Personally owned by you
  * Can be only edited and accessed by you

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#### Changing Flow Ownership

1. Open the flow’s **Settings on an existing flow.**
2. Navigate to the **“Shared with organization”** option.
3. **Uncheck** the box to remove organization sharing and click 'Finish'

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When you uncheck this option:

* The **Owner** changes to **you**
* The **organization share icon disappears**
* The flow becomes **private**, visible and editable **only by you**

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If another user unchecks the same option on a flow they shared:

* The flow will no longer be visible to other users
* Only the new owner will retain access

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### Consistent Behavior Across the Platform

This ownership and sharing model apply consistently across multiple areas:

#### Chat Widgets

* Chat widgets also display the **organization share icon**
* Widgets shared with the organization are visible and editable by all users

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When you haven't opted for Share with the organization option, then:

* The **Owner** changes to **you**
* The **organization share icon disappears**
* The flow becomes **private**, visible and editable **only by you**

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#### Integrations (REST, MCP, Knowledge Base, etc.)

* Integrations now include an **Owner** column

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* Selecting an integration and clicking **Edit** opens the settings panel
* You’ll see a **“Share with all”** checkbox
* Unchecking it makes the integration private and assigns ownership to you

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The clearly visible Owner column and shared icon make it easy to understand who owns a resource and whether it’s organization‑wide, while unified behavior across flows, chat widgets, and integrations delivers a predictable and intuitive experience for all users.


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