What admin role must a user have to delete an organization?

To delete an organization within a system, a user must have elevated privileges due to the critical nature of this action. The super user role is typically designed to have the highest level of access, allowing management of all facets of the organization, including the ability to delete it.

This role permits actions that can significantly impact the organization and its data, thereby requiring a higher level of authority and responsibility. In contrast, other user roles such as admin user, regular user, or guest user typically have restricted permissions that do not include organization-wide deletions. For instance, regular users might have access to daily operational functionalities, while guest users usually have very limited access, primarily for viewing and not performing administrative tasks. Hence, the requirement for a super user role reflects the sensitivity associated with deleting an organization, ensuring that only those with sufficient authority can carry out such actions.