> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.pump.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.pump.co/aws/onboarding/how-to-check-if-youre-part-of-an-aws-organization.md).
# How to Check if You're Part of an AWS Organization
**Onboarding to Pump can take one of two forms based on if your account is standalone, or part of its own AWS Organization. Here's how to Check:**
1. Log into your AWS Management Console
2. Search for “organizations” and go to the “AWS Organizations service” to go to [AWS Organizations > Dashboard](http://console.aws.amazon.com/organizations/v2/home/dashboard)
3. Determine if you’re in an organization:
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**❌ Standalone Account (Not in an AWS Organization)**
If you see “Create organization,” you have a standalone account
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**✅ Part of an AWS Organization**
If you see an organization dashboard with organization details, you're part of an AWS Organization. You can still work with Pump, and keep your AWS Organization!
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### No, I have a standalone account
You can finish your Pump application in about 5 minutes.
1. **Agree to have Pump become your billing partner**: Pump help save your AWS accounts by becoming your billing partner. Once you join, you'll receive invoices from Pump with the savings applied, and you'll pay Pump directly instead of AWS.
2. **Agree to Pump’s terms of service**
3. **Grant billing-level only permissions:** Once you join, your savings will be activated and monthly invoices will be sent from Pump for your cloud bills.
4. **Complete the self-service setup and join Pump**
### Yes, I'm in an AWS organization
You can [**Book a meeting**](https://www.pump.co/schedule-a-demo) with a member of the Pump team, who will walk you through the seamless onboarding with Pump so you can start saving!
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