What are Workspaces?
Workspaces are collaborative environments where teams can work together on AI projects. Each workspace has its own chatbots, tools, assistants, and Sources that team members can access and manage.

Key Concepts
Organization vs. Workspace
- Organization — Your company account (billing, global settings)
- Workspace — A team or project space within your organization
One organization can have multiple workspaces. For example:
- Marketing Team Workspace
- Sales Team Workspace
- Support Team Workspace
- Product Development Workspace
Resource Visibility
Resources (chatbots, tools, assistants, Sources) can be:
- Private — Only you can see and use
- Workspace — Shared with workspace members
- Organization — Available to everyone in the org
Tip:
Create workspace-level resources for team projects and organization-level resources for company-wide tools like HR assistants or policy chatbots.
Creating a Workspace
- Go to Workspaces from your dashboard
- Click "+ Create Workspace"
- Enter a name for the workspace
- Add a description (optional)
- Click "Create"
Managing Team Members
Inviting Members
- Open the workspace settings
- Go to "Members"
- Click "Invite"
- Enter email addresses
- Select their role
- Send invitations
Member Roles
- Owner — Full control, can delete workspace
- Admin — Manage members and settings
- Editor — Create and modify resources
- Viewer — View and use resources only
Note:
Be careful when assigning Admin and Owner roles. These users can manage billing and delete resources.
Workspace Settings
Configure workspace behavior in Settings:
- General — Name, description, icon
- Members — Add/remove team members
- Permissions — Default visibility for new resources
- Integrations — Connected services (Slack, etc.)
Switching Workspaces
If you belong to multiple workspaces:
- Click the workspace name in the top navigation
- Select a different workspace from the dropdown
- The dashboard updates to show that workspace's resources
Best Practices
Organizing Workspaces
- By team — Marketing, Sales, Support, Engineering
- By project — Product Launch, Customer Onboarding
- By client (for agencies) — Client A, Client B
Resource Management
- Name consistently — Use naming conventions for easy discovery
- Document purpose — Add descriptions to all resources
- Clean up unused — Archive or delete abandoned resources
- Share appropriately — Only share what's needed
Collaboration
- Assign owners — Each resource should have a responsible owner
- Review regularly — Audit who has access to what
- Communicate changes — Notify team when updating shared resources
Common Use Cases
Marketing Team Workspace
- Content generation tools
- Brand voice assistant
- Campaign analysis tools
- Marketing documentation Sources
Sales Team Workspace
- Lead qualification chatbot
- Proposal writing tools
- Product knowledge assistant
- Pricing and competitor Sources
Support Team Workspace
- Customer-facing support chatbot
- Internal troubleshooting assistant
- FAQ Sources
- Product documentation Sources
Need More Help?
For questions about workspace billing, advanced permissions, or enterprise features, contact our support team at support@hyperleap.ai.