---
title: "Disable the authenticated customer organization"
method: POST
path: "/api/v2/org/disable"
tags: ["Customer Org"]
---

# Disable the authenticated customer organization

`POST /api/v2/org/disable`

Disable the Datadog organization associated with the authenticated user or API key.
The request body uses JSON:API format. If `org_uuid` is supplied, it must match
the authenticated org or the request is rejected. Successful calls disable the org
and return the resulting state from the downstream service. Requires the
`org_management` permission.

## Request body

- CustomerOrgDisableRequest — Request payload for disabling the authenticated customer organization.
  - `data` CustomerOrgDisableRequestData, required — Data object for a customer org disable request.
    - `attributes` CustomerOrgDisableRequestAttributes — Optional attributes for a customer org disable request. When supplied, `org_uuid` must match the authenticated organization or the request is rejected.
      - `org_uuid` string — Datadog organization UUID. If supplied, must match the authenticated organization.
    - `id` string — Optional client-supplied identifier for the request. Useful for client-side correlation; the server does not use this value.
    - `type` 'customer_org_disable', required — JSON:API resource type for a customer org disable request.

## Response `200`

OK

- CustomerOrgDisableResponse — Response describing the outcome of disabling the customer organization.
  - `data` CustomerOrgDisableResponseData, required — Data object returned after disabling the customer organization.
    - `attributes` CustomerOrgDisableResponseAttributes, required — Attributes describing the outcome of the disable action on the customer organization.
      - `status` 'disabled' | 'pending_disable', required — Resulting lifecycle status of the organization after the disable action.
    - `id` string, required — Identifier of the disabled organization.
    - `type` 'org_disable', required — JSON:API resource type for a customer org disable response.

## Other responses

- `400` — Bad Request
- `401` — Unauthorized
- `403` — Forbidden
- `429` — Too many requests
- `500` — Internal Server Error

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