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Workspaces and role-based link operations

Business teams can separate links by workspace and grant each member only the level of access required for their work.

What this option gives you

Five clear roles

Owner, admin, editor, analyst, and viewer permissions reduce unnecessary control.

Invitation links

Invite a known email address with a time-limited token.

Workspace-scoped tools

Folders, links, API keys, and webhooks remain attached to the selected workspace.

Practical use cases

Agency clients

Keep each client's links separate.

Marketing and analytics

Editors operate links while analysts review performance.

Governance

Limit API key and webhook creation to administrators.

External review

Give stakeholders read-only access.

How it works

  1. Create a Business workspace

    Name the organization or client area.

  2. Invite members

    Choose the invited email and least-privilege role.

  3. Operate inside scope

    Select the workspace before managing links or developer credentials.

Important limitation

Invitation delivery is currently link-based; the inviter must transmit the invite URL through a trusted channel.

Frequently asked questions

Can one user join multiple workspaces?

Yes. Memberships are scoped independently.

Can an editor manage API keys?

No. API keys require admin-level access.

Can the owner be removed?

No. Ownership must remain stable until a formal transfer flow exists.

Do workspace links count against usage?

Workspace operations use the Business owner's plan limits.

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