Workspaces & Members
A workspace is the top-level container in AI Boost Post. Every connection, channel, promotion, API key, and AI balance belongs to exactly one workspace. Data never leaks between workspaces — even if you belong to multiple.
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Top-left workspace name button expanded into a dropdown showing all workspaces the user belongs to and a Create new workspace option at the bottom
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Creating a workspace
Open the workspace switcher
Click "Create new workspace"
Start setting up
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Create workspace dialog with Name input, auto-generated slug preview beneath it, and a Create button
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Switching workspaces
Click your workspace name in the top-left navigation at any time. All open workspaces are listed. Click one to switch — the page reloads with that workspace's data.
Roles and permissions
Every workspace member has one of four roles. Permissions are enforced in both the UI and the API.
| Role | What they can do |
|---|---|
| Owner | Everything — including billing, workspace deletion, ownership transfer, and API key management. |
| Admin | All actions except billing, workspace deletion, and ownership transfer. Can manage API keys and connections. |
| Member | Create and edit promotions, manage their own connections, save and apply audience templates. |
| Viewer | Read-only access to promotion history and analytics. Cannot create promotions or manage connections. |
Inviting team members
Open Settings → Members
Click Invite member
Manage existing members
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Members tab with the Invite member button prominent in the top right and a modal open showing email input and role dropdown
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Workspace settings
In SettingsGeneral you can update the workspace name, description, and timezone. The timezone is used when displaying scheduled fire times and the activity heatmap in Analytics.