Who can do this?
System Administrators only.
Control which Organisations appear on the public directory. Changes apply immediately.
Where do I manage it?
- Organisations → Active
- Controls are available in list (table) and grid views.
Default behaviour
- Active organisations are Public by default.
- Inactive / Awaiting approval / Declined organisations are always Private and cannot be made public.
- When an organisation changes from Active → Inactive, its visibility is automatically set to Private.
- If it later returns to Active, it retains the last chosen Public/Private state you set when it was Active.
- Changes apply immediately to the public directory.
Make an organisation Public or Private
From list or grid view
- Open the vertical ellipsis (⋮) on the organisation row/card.
- Choose Make Public or Make Private.
From the organisation profile
- Open the vertical ellipsis (⋮) at the top of the profile.
- Choose Make Public or Make Private.
System feedback
- Success: “Organisation visibility updated.”
- Error: “Error updating visibility.” (Try again; contact support if it persists.)
Find and review organisations
- Created date column (table view): shows when the organisation was added.
- Click the Created date header to sort (newest ↔ oldest).
Filter by Public/Private
- Click Filters and use Public directory:
All (default) / Public / Private - The Public directory filter applies only on the Active tab.
What admins cannot do
- You cannot change visibility for Inactive, Awaiting approval, or Declined organisations (controls are hidden/disabled).
- The Inactive tab shows an info icon:
“Inactive organisations are excluded from the public directory by default.”
Notes & tips
- If an organisation doesn’t appear publicly, check:
- It’s Active.
- It’s set to Public.
- Keep profile data complete and accurate (name, summary, contact details, website, social links, service offer, criteria). This is what users see publicly.
- Use Filters + Created date sort to periodically review newly added organisations before exposing them publicly.