Hi,
I was not sure what you mean by organization, we do not have such object in Kentico. If it is some custom object, you will need to create a Custom Macro Method to read it.
If you represent the organization using the Account object, you can read and filter them using its status in Macro. Here are some examples:
This macro will return true, if at least one of Contact Accounts is in status with codename "Partner":
{% OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact.Accounts.Filter("AccountStatus == \"Partner\"").Count > 0 |(user)zbynekh|(hash)cde4bb15b460955594dbcc19622f420e0530b666185034134f1f7b27edff02fd%}
This macro will return true, if at least one of Contact Accounts has custom Boolean field "AccountIsPartner" set to true:
{% OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact.Accounts.Filter("AccountIsPartner").Count > 0 |(user)zbynekh|(hash)6666614d6ad091c462db165b7c58fa9d9e1425d07e7075fcce6ea0475fa86fbb%}
And you can test that Contact is not global like this:
{% OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact.SiteID != null |(user)zbynekh|(hash)b78ea40673799d08003368b8ceb55cd40fd6b2cdd4ef4dca5f719bc0daa5bdfd%}
When put together, this macro will pass only if the Contact is not global, or at least one of its contacts has a custom field "AccountIsPartner" set to true:
{% OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact.SiteID != null || OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact.Accounts.Filter("AccountIsPartner").Count > 0|(user)zbynekh|(hash)6390976cdfcbf727f52fa7c8d7b12e3994a1e555803edc368820f0ef9ab1b22a%}
As you can see, these Macros work with OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact, so that you can test them on a Document first. When you pick one to be used in Marketing Automation Process, substitute OnlineMarketingContext.CurrentContact for just Contact.
Let me know if I can help you any further.