New SKY Application Organization Field

Lindsey Rix

We added the ability for a developer to specify which organization owns a SKY application. In many cases, the applications created by developers belong to the organization rather than the individual. To improve the relationship between applications and organizations, we added the ability for developer to pick the organization that owns the application based on the organizations that the developer is a part of. This is in addition to the "Publisher" field, which enables the developer to specify a different public-facing name for the organization.

You specify which organization owns the application when you add or edit a SKY application. In the Which organization owns this app? field, all of your available legal entity names appear. For Blackbaud, a legal entity represents a top-level customer record (organization or individual), who can try out or purchase the capabilities and services that Blackbaud provides. If your Blackbaud ID is associated with only one organization, we default in the name for you. However, you can change that to "Not owned by an organization," such as for testing purposes. If your Blackbaud ID is associated with more than one, select which one owns the application.

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