# Organizations & Workspaces
Before you begin any analytical work in RootCause, you need to be in the right place. All of the [seven-step workflow](/start-here/workflow.md) — from connecting data through producing reports — happens inside a workspace. Understanding the container model will help you stay organized as your work grows.
## Organization
Your top-level account. Contains workspaces, users, and billing settings. Most companies have one organization with multiple workspaces for different teams or projects.
## Workspace
A workspace is the collaboration boundary for a specific project or team. Each workspace has its own datasets, ontology, digital twins, simulations, and reports. Use workspaces to separate different analytical domains — marketing might have one workspace, operations another.
In other words, a workspace is the container that keeps one analytical domain separate from another. When you create a new workspace, you start with a clean slate: no data, no models, no reports. Everything you build stays within that workspace.
## Main Sections
Within a workspace, you'll find three main sections that correspond to the stages of the workflow:
| Section | Purpose |
| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- |
|
| Manage datasets, create data views, configure ontology |
| [**Digital Twin**](/more-details/digital-twin.md) | Build digital twins, run simulations, create applications |
| [**Reports**](/user-guide/reports.md) | Create and share analytical reports |
The **Data** section covers steps 1–3 of the workflow (Connect Data, Build Ontology, Build 360 Table). The **Digital Twin** section covers steps 4–6 (Build Causal Graph, Build Digital Twin, Run Simulations). The **Reports** section covers step 7 (Produce Reports).
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