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AUTARQ glossary

Term Meaning
AUTARQ ID Your identity for AUTARQ sign-in and credential management.
Organization The customer boundary owning memberships, orders, services and invoices.
Active organization The organization whose data and permissions the portal currently uses.
Portal role Owner, Admin, Finance or Monitoring membership rights in an organization.
Chat role Owner, Admin, User or Viewer rights inside Autarq Chat.
Person A person shown through portal membership, directory provisioning, invitation or Chat access.
Directory person A person whose source and lifecycle are managed through Microsoft Entra.
Invitation An email-bound request to join, optionally reserving a Chat place.
Product A catalogue offer with configuration, pricing and ordering rules.
Product family / tier Related offers with the catalogue’s compatibility and plan rules.
Order A purchase request, awaiting approval or being fulfilled.
Order item A service or commercial line with its own configuration, price and lifecycle.
Addon A separately managed product related to a parent service or organization.
Seat / place Capacity assigned to one Chat identity; distinct from portal membership.
Plan / contract line The terms and seat inventory from which an assignment is made.
Trial A time-limited grant with its own expiry and allowance.
Provisioning Creating the service after approval and required configuration.
Suspension A reversible service stop retaining data needed for recovery.
Cancellation A commercial end request with an effective billing boundary.
Deprovisioning Removing service infrastructure through an explicit lifecycle operation.
Verified erasure Data deletion completed only after affected systems confirm cleanup.
App / plugin A capability installed for the workspace and enabled for the person, subject to permissions.
Connection The provider account or endpoint used by an app; installation alone does not authorize it.
Released invoice A customer-visible billing document; drafts remain internal.

See permissions, service states and deletion for the precise consequences.