Organizations today face a major problem:

They spend a ton of time managing access to all the tools & applications that contributors use

The bigger you are & the more tools you use, the worse this problem is

We propose a new solution: an interoperable organizational graph

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We see organizational graphs as the foundation layer of internet-native organizations

An organizational graph holds all your roles and permissions data and makes it available to all the tools you use

Change your roles and permissions once, and see them updated everywhere

Organizations work better with Hats. Save time, automate onboarding, and manage permissions across the internet with programmable onchain roles

As the organizational graph protocol, we have three principles for building the best version of this infrastructure:

1.  Roles are the atomic unit of organizations
2.  The best graph integrates with all the tools orgs want to use
3.  The platform must be credibly neutral

Your graph turns your organization itself into a digital object, *ready to be programmed*

This has big implications

It means that all of the properties of your organization and its individual roles can now be automated, just like any other software system

We see organizational graphs as the foundation layer of internet-native organizations

An organizational graph holds all your roles and permissions data and makes it available to all the tools you use

Change your roles and permissions once, and see them updated everywhere 