# Managing a workspace

## Workspaces

**Workspaces** are where the actual work happens. \
Adding integration providers, Data Flows, Rules, or managing devices - all activities are done within a workspace. An Organization can have multiple Workspaces. At a glance, metrics of the Workspace, like the number of devices, sim cards, users, and other important metrics are displayed on the **workspace overview**.

### Add workspace

To create a new workspace, press "add workspace" on the workspaces page in your organization (or when switching workspaces). &#x20;

![Create workspace](/files/g9lj2kKVAuUrpymWeGC4)

## Add users to a workspace

As an **admin** and **editor user** of a w**orkspace**, individual access rights can be given to new users on the Workspace level. Access rights such as **admin**, **editor,** or **viewers** are available for selection.

On the Workspace user tab, every **user** will be listed and shown the assigned **organization** and **workspace** role.

![Add user to a workspace](/files/PVcQ05v7Srf7l5qlPwI6)

## Manage users on workspace

The roles of users can be changed anytime or also removed entirely from the **workspace**.\
Editing details of the Workspace can be done by members with the role **admin** and **editor user** of a **workspace.**

### Other settings

All workspace specific settings are managed on the pages of a workspaces settings group, accessible from the second level navigation. Wether they are accessible to your user depends on your user role.


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