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Radar in your other organizations

See your topics from every organization you belong to, and read their new updates without switching.

3 min read · Updated 31 Oct 2026 · For people in more than one organization

Before you begin

You belong to more than one organization, such as your team's and your own Personal.
You have Radar topics in more than one of them. A topic belongs to the organization of the chat it came from.

How Radar and your organizations fit together

Your Radar is yours wherever you are: its settings, its emails and the usage it spends follow you. Each topic belongs to the organization its chat is in, because the chat lives there.

So Radar opens on the organization you're in, and the count beside Radar in the sidebar is that organization's. Your other organizations' topics are one pick away, and you can read their new updates without leaving. Only opening a topic's chat takes you to its organization.

Your Radar: settings,emails, usageTopics from chats in AcmeResearchTopics from chats inPersonalTopics from chats inRidgeline Advisory
Your Radar: settings,emails, usageTopics from chats in AcmeResearchTopics from chats inPersonalTopics from chats inRidgeline Advisory
Bilby · Acme Research · Radar

Radar

Bilby checks these in the background and tells you when something changes, here and by email.

Find topics in my chats
ARAcme Research2Your topics 2Emails 12
New in your other organizations2See all organizations
PersonalHong Kong stablecoin licensingThe regulator names the first licence holdersOct 30Read update3
Ridgeline AdvisorySemiconductor export controlsNew rules add two equipment categoriesOct 29Read update
Malaysia's cross-border data transfer guidelinesMalaysia data transfer rules
Singapore AI governance consultationAI guidance for financial advisers

Also on your Radar:4 topics in Personal1 topic in Ridgeline Advisory

Radar in Acme Research, with new updates from two other organizations. Numbers match the steps on this page.

Step 1: Open Radar

Choose Radar in the sidebar. The page opens on the organization you're in, with its topics and the emails about them.

Step 2: Pick another organization

The button left of the tabs names the organization whose topics you're looking at. Press it to see the organization you're in, then each of your other organizations that has topics on your Radar, with how many. You're here marks the one you're in, and a count such as 1 new marks unread updates. All organizations at the bottom shows every topic at once.

Bilby · Radar
ARAcme ResearchYou're here · 2
DLPersonal1 new4
RARidgeline Advisory1 new1
All organizations7
The organization picker on the Radar page.

Picking another organization only changes what the page lists. You stay in your organization, and anything you ask Bilby still happens there.

Step 3: Read an update from elsewhere

When another organization has updates you haven't read, New in your other organizations sits above your topics, newest first, three at a time. See all organizations switches the page to every organization's topics.

Press Read update and the update opens beside the list: what changed, Bilby's findings and the sources, with Worth sending? below them. The arrows step to the next update, so you can read them all in a row without switching.

Step 4: Open the chat when you need it

To ask about an update, open its chat. From another organization's update the button reads Open chat in and the organization's name, and under it Bilby says it will switch you there. Topics from other organizations carry their organization's name on their row, so you can tell before you press.

Note

Find topics in my chats looks through the chats of the organization the page shows. With All organizations picked, it looks through all of them.

Tip

Below your topics, Also on your Radar: links to each other organization that has topics, such as "4 topics in Personal". It's the quickest way to pick one.

Try it in Bilby

Open Radar and press the organization button left of the tabs.

You'll need to be signed in. It opens in a new tab, so this guide stays here.

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