Organization workspaces belong to the organization account context. They share organization policies, billing context, model controls, audit scope, credit pool behavior, and storage settings.
Creating workspaces
Organization policy decides the minimum role allowed to create new workspaces:
All members
Admins and Super Admins
Super Admins only
The default policy allows members to create workspaces. Use a stricter policy when you want centralized workspace governance.
Workspace inventory
Owners and admins can open the organization Workspaces tab to see every workspace in the organization, including workspaces they have not personally joined. The list shows the workspace name, icon, slug, creator, creation date, and member count. This admin inventory is broader than the sidebar switcher, which only shows workspaces the current user belongs to.
Workspace membership
Each organization workspace has its own members and roles. Add only the people who need access. Organization membership alone is not a blanket editor role, and private resources can still restrict visibility inside a workspace.
Templates
Organizations can allow or restrict public template publishing. Turning public template publishing off prevents templates created from organization workspaces from being published to the public marketplace. Members can still use available templates when creating workspaces if they have permission to create the workspace.
Archive
Archive inactive organization workspaces instead of deleting them. Archived workspaces are hidden from normal lists and stop background jobs until restored.