Every quest in Fusion belongs to an organization. The organization determines who can edit the quest, where billing is charged, and who has access to collected data.Documentation Index
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Creating a Quest in an Organization
When you create or edit a quest, the organization selector appears in the quest form:- Select which organization the quest belongs to
- All billing for the quest (publishing, data collection, etc.) is charged to that organization’s credits
- Members with the appropriate permissions can view and edit the quest
Quests must belong to an organization. The organization selector is required when creating a quest.
Quest Ownership Rules
| Action | Required Permission |
|---|---|
| Create a quest | quest:create in the target org |
| Edit any quest | quest:update_any or admin |
| Edit your own quest | quest:update_own |
| Publish a quest | quest:publish |
| Delete a quest | quest:delete |
Transferring Quests
You can transfer a quest from one organization to another. This is useful when:- A quest needs to be handed off to another team
- An organization is being reorganized
- A study is moving between labs or departments
How to Transfer
- Open the quest you want to transfer
- Use the Transfer Quest option
- Select the destination organization
- Confirm the transfer
Transfer Rules
| Scenario | Requirement |
|---|---|
| Transfer from an organization | quest:create or admin permission in the source org |
| Transfer to an organization | quest:create or admin permission in the target org |
Bulk Transfers
A bulk transfer tool is available for moving multiple quests at once — useful during lab onboarding or when migrating between organizations.Viewing Organization Quests
Each organization has a dashboard showing all quests owned by that org, including:- Quest name and status (draft / published)
- Number of participants
- Total expenses
- Last updated date