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title: "Bill Code CLI requests to your organisation"
summary: "Use /org to chat as a Matilda organisation in Matilda Code CLI, go back to Personal, and check your usage with /usage."
url: https://help.maincode.com/products/matilda/v1/en/code/cli-organisation-billing
product: "Matilda"
kind: how-to
version: v1
discovery: {"area":"code","components":["code-cli"],"capabilities":["billing","organisations"],"tasks":["Bill CLI requests to an organisation"],"platforms":[],"releases":[]}
source: MaincodeHQ/matilda-code@9cb4e347eac124436884507afaa521a370ed5850
---

# Bill Code CLI requests to your organisation

Choose who you chat as in Matilda Code CLI with the `/org` command. Requests run as the organisation you pick, and it pays for them. Pick **Personal** and they run on your personal account.

You need Matilda Code CLI 0.22.2 or later, and you must be signed in to your Matilda account. The organisation appears only if your account belongs to it.

## Choose who you chat as {#choose-who-you-chat-as}

1. Run `/org`. The **Chat as** dialog lists **Personal** and your organisations.
2. Highlight the organisation and press **Enter**. Switching starts a new conversation, and the CLI confirms, for example, `Chatting as Acme.`

To go back, run `/org` and choose **Personal**.

The choice is saved for your signed-in account on this server and applies to interactive runs. For scripts and other non-interactive runs, pass `--organization-id <UUID>` instead.

## Earlier conversations {#earlier-conversations}

A conversation stays in the context it started in. Earlier conversations stay in `/resume`, and resuming one, with `/resume` or `--continue`, runs it as it ran before, whoever you have chosen since. If you no longer have access to that organisation, start a new conversation instead.

`--organization-id` names who a new conversation runs as. A run that resumes a conversation in another context stops and says so.

## Check who you chat as {#check-who-you-chat-as}

The header shows `account: you@example.com · Organisation name`. If you see "Personal" where you expected an organisation, run `/org` again.

## Check usage {#check-usage}

Run `/usage` to see quota and tier for who you chat as, for example `Personal · Tier: pro`. Switch with `/org` and run `/usage` again to see the other figures.