Your workspace brings your team’s content, files, forms, and settings together. Use these guides to find your way around, invite teammates, and manage the details that keep your content workflow running.
What is a workspace?
A workspace is a separate home for a project or team:
- Each workspace has its own content buckets, content types, entries, files, users, and settings.
- Content and data are isolated between workspaces — entries in one workspace cannot relate to entries in another.
- Workspaces are addressed by name in the URL (
/@acme) and API (/api/v1/acme).
Every user can belong to multiple workspaces and switch between them from the sidebar.
Platform sections
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Workspaces | Creating, managing, and deleting workspaces |
| Workspace Settings | Configuring workspace name, email, authentication, notifications, and more |
| Members and Access | Adding users, assigning roles, managing team access |
| Roles and Permissions | What Administrator, Editor, User, and Viewer roles can do |
| Billing and Invoices | Pricing, invoice generation, payment statuses |
| Workspace Suspension | How suspension works and what is affected |
| API Access | API keys, origin restrictions, rate limits |
| Email Settings | Transactional email, notifications, and the email API |
| Forms | Hosted questions, saved answers, email delivery, pipelines, and success actions |
| Pipelines | Workflow automation for validation, HTTP requests, entries, and email |
Related pages
- Getting Started — Setting up your first content workflow.
- Content Modeling — Content Buckets, content types, and fields.