Get the auto-assigned token organization name

Before You Begin

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Prerequisites

1. Authentication: Use a Service Account token (Personal Access Tokens are deprecated).
2. Permissions: The query is scoped to the authenticated user — it only reads your own tokens. No extra permission is required.
3. No arguments: The query takes no input; it operates on the current user resolved from your token.

Step 1: Query the Auto-assigned Organization Name

Use the autoAssignedTokenOrganizationName query to retrieve the name of the organization that has
been auto-assigned to your personal tokens. This powers the auto-assignment alert banner in the
product.

query {
  autoAssignedTokenOrganizationName
}

Step 2: Execute and Interpret the Response

The query returns a single nullable String. When an organization is auto-assigned to your
personal tokens, its name is returned:

{
  "data": {
    "autoAssignedTokenOrganizationName": "Example Org"
  }
}

When there is no organization to surface, the value is null:

{
  "data": {
    "autoAssignedTokenOrganizationName": null
  }
}

Key Notes

• Nullable result: null means the alert should not be shown — either no qualifying token
  exists for your user, or the feature is not enabled for you.
• User-scoped: The query reads only the authenticated user's own personal tokens; it never
  exposes other users' data.
• Read-only: This is a query and has no side effects.