Workspaces
The container that holds your team's projects, members, and shared settings.
A workspace is the top-level container in Eved. Every project, every member invitation, every shared resource lives inside one. Organizations typically map one workspace to one product line or one team — projects within a workspace see and reference each other; workspaces are isolated from one another.
What a workspace holds
- Projects of any type (Auth, Service, Application, Database, Automation, Integration).
- Members with roles inside the workspace.
- Settings: default project type, guest access, project-approval flow, notification preferences.
- Branding: name, slug, optional logo.
The workspace slug appears in URLs and invitation links — pick it deliberately, it does not change easily.
Creating a workspace
From the sidebar, choose + New workspace. The form captures:
| Field | Required | Constraint |
|---|---|---|
name | yes | 2–255 characters. Free-form human-readable label. |
slug | no | 2–100 chars; lowercase + numbers + hyphens. Auto-derived from name if omitted. |
description | no | Up to 1000 characters. |
logo | no | Public URL to an image (PNG / SVG recommended). |
The user who creates the workspace becomes its owner.
Members
A workspace member has one of three roles:
| Role | Can |
|---|---|
owner | Everything — including transferring ownership and deleting the workspace. |
admin | Manage projects, invite members, change workspace settings. |
member | View projects and contribute according to per-project permissions. |
Workspace-level roles are independent of the RBAC roles inside an Auth project — that is its own system, see Authorization.
Settings worth knowing
- Default project type — chosen when a member uses + New project; saves clicks for teams that mostly create the same type.
- Guest access — when on, lets externally invited collaborators view selected projects without becoming members.
- Project-approval flow — when on, project creation requires admin/owner approval before provisioning.
What's next
- Create a project — the six types Eved supports.
- Create an Auth project — if Auth is your target.