Setting Up Your Organization
Understanding Organizations
Section titled “Understanding Organizations”In WebDecoy, an organization is the top-level container for all your resources. Everything you create—domains, decoys, detections, and integrations—belongs to an organization.
Organization Hierarchy
Section titled “Organization Hierarchy”Organization├── Properties│ ├── Property A (e.g., "Production Website")│ │ ├── Domains│ │ ├── Decoys│ │ └── Detection Scripts│ └── Property B (e.g., "Staging Environment")│ ├── Domains│ ├── Decoys│ └── Detection Scripts├── Integrations (organization-wide)├── API Keys└── Subscription/BillingOrganizations as Billing Units
Section titled “Organizations as Billing Units”Your subscription and billing are tied to your organization:
- One subscription per organization
- Usage limits apply at the organization level
- Invoices are generated per organization
- Plan upgrades affect all properties within the organization
When to Create Multiple Organizations
Section titled “When to Create Multiple Organizations”Most users need only one organization. Consider multiple organizations if:
| Scenario | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Single company, multiple websites | One organization, multiple properties |
| Separate billing for different clients | Multiple organizations |
| Completely isolated environments | Multiple organizations |
| Different teams with separate budgets | Multiple organizations |
Creating Your First Organization
Section titled “Creating Your First Organization”If you’re a first-time user, organization creation happens automatically during onboarding. Here’s what happens:
Automatic Setup During Onboarding
Section titled “Automatic Setup During Onboarding”- You see the onboarding screen after first login
- Enter your organization name
- Use something meaningful like your company name
- Example: “Acme Corporation”
- Click “Create Organization”
- WebDecoy automatically:
- Creates your organization
- Creates a “Default Property” within it
- Starts your 14-day trial
- Adds you as the organization owner
- Provisions a working example decoy on the WebDecoy shared domain so you have a live honeypot URL the moment you land on the dashboard — no DNS configuration required
Creating Additional Organizations
Section titled “Creating Additional Organizations”To create another organization (for separate billing):
- Contact Support
- Currently, additional organizations require support assistance
- Email: [email protected]
Organization Settings
Section titled “Organization Settings”After creation, you can modify your organization:
- Click your profile avatar (bottom-left)
- Click Organization
- Update the organization name if needed
- Click Save
Navigating the Dashboard After Setup
Section titled “Navigating the Dashboard After Setup”Once your organization is created, you’ll have full access to the WebDecoy dashboard.
Sidebar Navigation
Section titled “Sidebar Navigation”The left sidebar provides access to all features:
┌─────────────────────────┐│ [Logo] Property ▾ │ ← Select active property├─────────────────────────┤│ 📊 Dashboard │ ← Overview and statistics│ Actors │ ← Cross-IP adversary identities│ ⚡ Enforcement │ ← WAF pipeline & response actions│ 🤖 AI Bots │ ← AI crawler activity│ 🔗 AI Referrals │ ← Traffic referred by AI assistants│ 📝 Citation Monitor │ ← Where AI cites your content│ 🔔 Detections │ ← View threat detections│ 🪤 Decoys │ ← Manage decoy links│ 🧪 Detection Scripts │ ← Client-side detection│ 🐝 Agents │ ← Honeypot SSH agents├─────────────────────────┤│ 🔌 Integrations │ ← Connector catalog│ 🌐 Domains │ ← Custom domain setup│ 🔑 API Keys │ ← SDK authentication│ 📖 Bot Directory │ ← Known-bot reference├─────────────────────────┤│ 👤 [Your Profile] │ ← Properties, Organization,│ │ Team, Billing, Logout└─────────────────────────┘Property, organization, team, and billing settings live under the profile avatar menu (bottom-left) — not in the sidebar.
Property Selector
Section titled “Property Selector”At the top of the sidebar, you’ll see a property dropdown:
- Shows the currently active property
- Click to switch between properties
- All data displayed is filtered by the selected property
Dashboard Overview
Section titled “Dashboard Overview”The main dashboard (/dashboard) shows:
| Section | Description |
|---|---|
| Actors row | Active actors, actors rotating across IPs, and how many are armed on / ready for your WAF |
| Enforcement loop | Actors qualified → rules armed → locked out at clearance mint |
| Geographic Map | Detection locations plotted on a map |
| Detection Signals / AI Scraper charts | Signal and AI-crawler trends over the selected window |
| Detections & Signal Radar | Detection counts by source, plus the share of detections exhibiting each signal |
| Actors Rotating Across the Most IPs | Top adversaries ranked by distinct-IP footprint |
Use the 7d / 14d / 30d picker (top-right) to change the analytics window.
Key Actions from Dashboard
Section titled “Key Actions from Dashboard”From the dashboard, you can quickly:
- View recent detections - Click “Detections” in the sidebar
- Create a decoy - Click “Decoys” then “New Decoy”
- Set up a domain - Click “Domains” in the sidebar
- Configure integrations - Click “Integrations”
Understanding the User Menu
Section titled “Understanding the User Menu”Click your profile avatar (bottom-left) to access:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Profile | View your account details |
| Current Plan | Shows your subscription tier |
| Logout | Sign out of WebDecoy |
Quick Start Checklist
Section titled “Quick Start Checklist”After setting up your organization, follow these steps to get protected:
Recommended Setup Order
Section titled “Recommended Setup Order”-
1. Try the example decoy — a working honeypot URL on the WebDecoy shared domain is auto-provisioned during org creation
- Hit the URL from your browser via the “Send a test detection” button in the dashboard setup checklist
- Verify the detection appears in real-time
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2. Create your own decoys (Decoy Links guide)
- Add more honeypot links — they default to the shared domain too
- Deploy them on your website
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3. Set up a detection script (Detection Scripts guide)
- Create a scanner configuration
- Install the JavaScript snippet
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4. Configure integrations (Integrations guide)
- Connect your WAF as an enforcement target
- Set up Slack for notifications
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5. (Optional) Add a custom domain (Domain Setup guide)
- Host decoys under your own branded URL instead of the shared domain
- Decoys keep working on the shared domain — this is purely an upgrade
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6. Monitor detections (Detections guide)
- Review incoming threats
- Analyze threat scores
Time to First Detection
Section titled “Time to First Detection”With proper setup, you can have WebDecoy protecting your site and receiving detections within:
| Setup Method | Time |
|---|---|
| Shared-domain decoy (default) | Under 1 minute — the example decoy is live immediately after signup |
| Detection Script only | 5-10 minutes |
| Decoy links on your own site | 15-30 minutes (including HTML deployment) |
| Custom domain hosting (optional) | 15-60 minutes (DNS + SSL provisioning) |
Organization Limits
Section titled “Organization Limits”Your organization has usage limits based on your subscription plan:
| Resource | Trial | Starter | Pro | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Properties | 1 | 3 | 10 | Unlimited |
| Domains | 1 | 5 | 25 | Unlimited |
| Decoys | 10 | 50 | 500 | Unlimited |
| Detections/month | 1,000 | 10,000 | 100,000 | Unlimited |
| API calls/month | 1,000 | 10,000 | 100,000 | Unlimited |
View your current usage in Settings → Billing.
Next Steps
Section titled “Next Steps”Your organization is ready, and an example decoy is already live on the WebDecoy shared domain. Common next steps:
- Create Decoy Links — add more honeypots (shared domain by default; no DNS setup required)
- Domain Setup (optional) — host decoys under your own branded URL with DNS + SSL
After exploring decoys, you can:
- Team Management - Invite team members and manage roles
- Managing Properties - Organize resources with properties
- Subscriptions and Billing - Understand plans and limits