FAQ
This page answers common questions about how CollabOS works and how users should think about key parts of the platform.
What is CollabOS?
CollabOS is a web3 collab operations and hiring platform built for communities, agencies, founders, leads, and collab managers. It helps teams manage projects, deals, follow-ups, team activity, public profiles, and hiring from one workspace.
Is CollabOS a campaign execution tool?
No. CollabOS is not built to run campaign mechanics directly. It is built for the relationship, workflow, tracking, accountability, and hiring layer around collab operations.
What is the difference between a project and a deal?
A project is the relationship or target your team is tracking. A deal is a specific opportunity, agreement, or execution item connected to that project.
Who can create and manage a workspace?
Workspaces are typically created by users who want to operate as a team, such as founders, community operators, or agencies. Owners and admins usually control workspace settings and key management functions.
Can I invite team members?
Yes. Workspaces support inviting members and assigning roles based on how much access they need.
Can users leave a workspace?
Yes. Non-owner members can usually leave a workspace when they no longer want or need access.
What is verification for?
Verification helps users and workspaces appear more trusted on public surfaces like profiles and hiring pages.
Why do billing limits exist?
Billing limits help define how much capacity a workspace has for projects, deals, team members, and related growth.
Can I export my data?
Yes. CollabOS supports exporting structured workspace data such as projects and deals for reporting and review purposes.
Where should I start if I am new?
Start with:
- 1.Welcome
- 2.Getting Started
- 3.Workspaces
- 4.Projects
- 5.Deals