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The Workspaces page lists every workspace in your organization: the ones you have joined and the ones you are still to discover. The sidebar and a workspace home each show only part of the account, so use this page when you need the whole list, or when you are looking for a team’s workspace you have not joined yet.

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Before you begin

  • You are signed in to the web app with your organization open.
  • Which workspaces appear, and what you can do in them, follows your access. See How workspaces work for personal and shared scope and visibility.
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Open the Workspaces page

Open the Workspaces page for your organization.
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Choose All or Joined

The tabs at the top of the list show a count for each set. All lists every workspace in the account; Joined lists only the ones you are in.
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Narrow the list

Use Search workspaces to match a workspace’s name, and Filter to show only Joined or only Not joined workspaces — the filter holds one choice at a time.Workspaces you have joined sort ahead of the rest; within each group, rows are alphabetical by name. When nothing matches, the page says so — try a different search or clear the filter.
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Open a workspace

Select a row to open that workspace’s home. A workspace you have not joined shows a dash for Members and does not open from its row; how you join one depends on its visibility, which How workspaces work explains.

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What each column shows

The list shows 20 rows at a time, with a pager underneath for the rest. Every control writes to the address, so a searched or filtered view is a link you can share.

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Create a workspace

Create workspace, at the top of the page, creates a shared workspace, and you become its first workspace admin. To set it up — its profile, visibility, parent, and members — see Create and edit workspaces.

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What this page does not do

  • Manage a workspace. Changing a workspace’s settings, members, or roles is administration, not something this list does. See Manage workspaces.
  • Show a workspace you can’t read. A workspace you have not joined carries no member count, so its Members cell is a dash — never a confident zero.

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Troubleshooting

If a workspace you expected is missing, or you cannot open or join one, see Workspace access errors.

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Next steps