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Multi-workspace management

Operate multiple companies without mixing their truth.

Plynt lets one identity move between separate workspaces while membership, permissions, records, requests, reports and audit history remain scoped to the active workspace.

What is multi-workspace management software?

Multi-workspace management software lets one user access several organizations or operating units without merging their data or permissions. Plynt uses the workspace as the isolation boundary: identity can switch context, but operational records remain inside the selected workspace.

Shared identity, separate scope

Convenience should not weaken organizational boundaries.

One login

Use the same identity across workspaces where membership has been granted.

Scoped roles

A user's role and permissions are evaluated within the active workspace.

Separated records

Clients, projects, tasks, requests, finance and reports remain workspace-bound.

Local audit history

State changes retain their actor and workspace context for review.

Workspace boundary

Switch context without creating cross-company ambiguity.

  1. 01

    Grant membership

    Add the identity to a specific workspace with an explicit role.

  2. 02

    Select the context

    The user chooses the active company or operating workspace.

  3. 03

    Enforce scope

    Requests, actions and records resolve within that active workspace.

  4. 04

    Review locally

    Reports and audit history reflect only the selected workspace's operational facts.

Isolation test

Multi-workspace software must answer access questions precisely.

Boundary questionPlynt answer
Can the same email join more than one company?Yes, through separate workspace memberships
Does a role carry across every workspace?No, permissions are evaluated in the active workspace
Can one report mix unrelated companies?Workspace reports read only the selected workspace scope
Is a state change attributable?The audit record retains actor, action, time and workspace context

When separate workspaces are the correct model

Strong fit

  • You operate several legal entities, agencies, brands or business units
  • People work across companies but should not inherit global access
  • Each operation needs separate clients, finance, reports and audit history

A single workspace may be enough when

  • Every team shares the same data, policies and reporting boundary
  • You only need folders for departments inside one company
  • Cross-entity consolidation is more important than operational isolation
FAQ

Multi-workspace questions

Can one person use the same email in multiple Plynt workspaces?

Yes. The identity can hold membership in multiple workspaces and switch between the workspaces it is authorized to access.

Are permissions shared between workspaces?

No. Roles and access are scoped to workspace membership, so authorization in one workspace does not imply authorization in another.

Do reports combine data from every workspace?

Operational reports remain scoped to the active workspace. Cross-company consolidation should be treated as a separate, explicitly governed reporting need.

Who should use separate workspaces?

Separate legal entities, brands, agencies or operating units should use separate workspaces when their membership, client data, finances or reporting boundaries differ.

Related decisions

Connect workspace isolation to the operating model.

Test the operating model before restructuring tools.

Run the free scan or create a workspace to evaluate Plynt with one operating unit first.