What is AWS Organizations primarily used for?

AWS Organizations is primarily designed to help users manage multiple AWS accounts under a single master account, which enhances governance and resource management within an organization. This service allows you to create a hierarchical structure of accounts, enabling centralized management of policies, billing, and access. By organizing accounts, organizations can apply policies across all accounts, ensuring compliance and security, and can take advantage of consolidated billing to simplify the management of expenses.

Managing multiple accounts is essential for enterprises that need to separate workloads for various teams, departments, or projects while still benefiting from the efficiencies of shared billing and management. Furthermore, AWS Organizations facilitates implementing service control policies that apply restrictions or control access to AWS services across accounts, adding an additional layer of security and management capability.

Other options, such as acquiring new AWS services or generating marketing strategies, fall outside the focus of AWS Organizations. Similarly, providing customer support across regions is not a function of this service, as it is geared towards account management and organization rather than direct customer interactions.