Guide

Get Org Name and Slug

Overview

Supabase organizations are the top-level containers for your projects and team members. Each organization has a unique name and slug — the slug is a URL-friendly identifier used in API endpoints, CLI commands, and configuration files. This workflow navigates to your organization settings and copies the slug, which is essential when configuring external integrations, setting up CI/CD pipelines, or documenting your setup for team members. The slug is often needed by tools and services that communicate with Supabase on your behalf.

Before you begin

  • A Supabase account (free or paid) at supabase.com
  • Access to at least one organization (created automatically when you sign up)
  • Permission to view organization settings (typically available to organization owners and members with appropriate roles)

Step by step

1
ClickOrganization Settings

Navigate to your organization settings by clicking the Organization Settings link in the Supabase dashboard navigation. This page displays your organization's details, including the name and slug.

Tip. If you manage multiple organizations, ensure you've selected the correct one from the organization switcher before accessing settings.
Step 1
2
ClickCopy

Copy your organization slug to your clipboard by clicking the Copy button next to the slug field. The slug is now ready to paste into external tools, documentation, or configuration files.

Tip. The slug is case-sensitive in API requests and CLI commands, though it typically appears in lowercase. After copying, you can immediately paste it using Ctrl+V (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+V (Mac).
Step 2

Confirm it worked

  1. 1You are on the Organization Settings page, which displays your organization's name at the top
  2. 2The organization slug is visible as a copyable input field on the settings page
  3. 3The slug has been copied to your clipboard (you can paste it to verify, e.g., Ctrl+V or Cmd+V)

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