Workspaces
Workspace overview
A workspace is the main operating environment for your team inside CollabOS. It is where your members, projects, deals, settings, branding, verification, and public hiring presence all come together.
What a workspace includes
A workspace can include:
- team members and roles
- projects
- deals
- workspace branding
- workspace verification
- public hiring information
- public links
- billing and usage context
Why workspaces matter
Workspaces keep your operations separated and organized. This matters if you:
- run a community and want internal team structure
- operate an agency with multiple members
- need a clear place for outreach and deal tracking
- want a public-facing hiring page tied to your team identity
How workspaces are used in CollabOS
A typical workflow starts with a workspace, then expands into:
- 1.inviting members
- 2.assigning roles
- 3.creating projects
- 4.creating deals
- 5.managing follow-ups
- 6.configuring public hiring
- 7.building public trust through verification
What makes a workspace useful
A strong workspace is not just a container. It becomes your teamβs operating system for:
- collaboration
- visibility
- accountability
- hiring
- trust
π‘Best practices
- keep one clear purpose per workspace
- make the workspace name simple and recognizable
- set roles early
- configure branding and links before making the workspace public
- review workspace settings regularly as the team grows