What is a core function of AWS Organizations?

The core function of AWS Organizations is to simplify the management of multi-account environments. AWS Organizations enables users to manage and govern their environment as a group of accounts, allowing for centralized billing, access management, and policy enforcement across multiple AWS accounts. This capability is especially beneficial for large enterprises or organizations that need to separate workloads, manage teams, or control costs across various departments or projects.

By using AWS Organizations, administrators can create organizational units (OUs), apply policies at an account or OU level, and manage permissions for various accounts seamlessly. This not only enhances governance and compliance but also streamlines processes related to resource allocation, auditing, and maintaining security across all accounts in an organization.

While other aspects like creating new AWS services, providing data analytics tools, or offering customer billing insight are important in their own contexts, they are not central to the specific functionality and advantages provided by AWS Organizations. The primary focus of this service is to facilitate efficient administration and organization of multi-account setups, making it a foundational tool for managing complex AWS environments.