Find your organization ID, name, and group ID

An organization's UIDP and its "group ID" are the same value: a 40-character hex string that identifies the organization. (Strictly, a UIDP is a UID Path, a /-delimited hierarchical identifier; the 40-character string is the root organization group's UID, which is also its UIDP. Nested identities have longer paths.)

• Your organization name is your verified domain, for example example.com.
• List your organizations and read the ID:

chainctl iam organizations list -o table

The ID column is your organization UIDP and group ID. To extract it by domain:

chainctl iam organizations list -o json | jq -r '.items[] | select(.name=="example.com") | .id'

• Describe one organization: chainctl iam organizations describe [NAME|ID] -o json
• List sub-groups (folders): chainctl iam folders list <NAME|ID>
• In the Console, the value appears under Settings as "Organization UID".

To list groups through the API:

curl -sSf -H "Authorization: Bearer $(chainctl auth token)" 'https://console-api.enforce.dev/iam/v1/groups'