πŸ‘₯ Core Feature

Workspaces

Workspaces are collaborative spaces inside an organization β€” a place where a team or project keeps its members, conversations, real-time rooms, and AI configuration together.

What is a workspace?

A workspace is scoped to a team, project, or client and lives inside one organization. Each workspace has its own member roster with roles, its own settings, and backs a real-time LiveKit room for voice and video. Workspaces are also a sharing target β€” you can share an agent, prompt, knowledge folder, canvas, or chat with everyone in a workspace.

You can belong to multiple workspaces at once and move between them quickly. Members only see the workspaces they belong to, keeping different teams or clients cleanly separated within the same organization.

βž•Create workspaceTeam or project
πŸ‘₯Add membersAdmin/editor/member
🧩Turn on productsPer-feature toggles
πŸ“ΉCollaborateChat + real-time room
Spin up a space, set roles and features, then work together
Workspaces
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A workspace β€” its members chat together and share a real-time room for calls and hails.

Creating a workspace

Create a workspace from the Workspaces area. The creator becomes its first administrator.

  1. Open Workspaces

    Go to Settings β†’ Workspaces (or the Workspaces list) and choose "New workspace".

  2. Name your workspace

    Enter a clear, descriptive name β€” for example "Engineering" or "Client: Skyline Media". This name is visible to all of its members.

  3. Add members

    Add members from your organization and assign each a role: admin, editor, or member.

  4. Choose products

    On the Products tab, turn on the features this workspace should use β€” chat, calls, AI, knowledge, and more.

  5. Set privacy & retention

    On the Privacy tab, set data-retention windows for chats, transcripts, runs, and attachments. You can adjust everything later.

Workspace members & roles

Each workspace member is assigned one of three roles. Roles are workspace-scoped β€” the same person can be an admin in one workspace and a member in another.

RoleManage membersChange settingsCollaborate & use AI
Adminβœ“ Add, change roles, removeβœ“ Full access to all tabsβœ“
EditorAdd membersEdit shared contentβœ“
Memberβ€”Personal preferencesβœ“

Workspace settings

Admins manage a workspace from its settings, organized into tabs:

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Members

View all members, change roles, and manage who belongs to the workspace.

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Products

Per-feature toggles β€” decide which capabilities (chat, calls, AI, knowledge) are active in this workspace.

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Customizations

Tailor the workspace's look and behavior for its team.

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Shared Chats

Manage chats shared at the workspace level so the whole team can see them.

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Memory

Configure the workspace's AI Memory and what context the assistant carries.

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Privacy

Set data-retention windows for chats, transcripts, runs, audit logs, attachments, and knowledge, plus data-subject requests.

Real-time rooms

Every workspace backs a real-time room on LiveKit. From the workspace you can call or hail other members, share your screen, and read live captions. See Video & Calls for how direct calls, hails, and screen sharing work.

Workspaces as a sharing target

Workspaces are one of the four sharing levels in Your Office AI. When you share an agent, prompt, knowledge folder, canvas, chat, or research report, you can scope it to a specific workspace so only that team sees it β€” with view or edit access. The other levels are Private, Specific people & Agents, and the whole Organisation.

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Switching workspaces

You can be a member of multiple workspaces and move between them without signing out. Each keeps its own membership, settings, and unread state, so context stays accurate no matter which workspace you're viewing.

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Internal naming

You may notice workspace URLs use the path /groups internally β€” an artifact of an earlier name. Everywhere in the product the term is Workspaces.