> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.getstell.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Merchants, stores and terminals in Stell

> See how your company is set up in Stell: the merchants in your organization, their stores, and the terminals where customers tap or scan their passes.

The **Organization** section shows how your company is set up in Stell: the merchants that make up your organization, their stores, and the terminals registered at each store.

<img src="https://mintcdn.com/stell/C_zhUrQoTUQsZ2Th/images/portal/organization/overview.png?fit=max&auto=format&n=C_zhUrQoTUQsZ2Th&q=85&s=d8e3a19f3c911a9f6ba41b4c2991a50d" alt="Organization overview" width="2880" height="1800" data-path="images/portal/organization/overview.png" />

<Note>
  This section is **read-only**, and like Engage it's an optional module. If you don't see Organization in your sidebar, it isn't enabled for your company. Changes to merchants, stores, or terminals are made by Stell. [Contact support](/support/contact) to request them.
</Note>

## How it fits together

```
Company
└── Merchants: the businesses in your organization
    └── Stores: physical locations
        └── Terminals: the tap points where passes are used
```

A **terminal** is the registered tap point that produces [transactions](/transactions/overview). It may be connected to physical NFC readers or a payment terminal, but in the portal you see the registered terminal itself.

## What you can look up

* **Overview**: your company details and counts of merchants, stores, and terminals.
* **Merchants**: each merchant's status, location, and its stores.
* **Stores**: every store across your merchants, with address and contact details, and the terminals registered there.
* **Terminals**: each terminal's status, serial number, and home store.

These pages are most useful when you're investigating a transaction: the [transaction detail](/transactions/overview) links straight to the store and terminal involved.


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