Per-team spaces
Give each team a home for its work and knowledge.
A home for every team
As organizations grow, a single shared space gets crowded. Teamspaces give each team a dedicated home for its documents, projects, and data, so work is organized by who owns it.
Organized but not isolated
Teamspaces keep a team’s work together without walling it off. Content can still be referenced, searched, and connected across the wider workspace, so collaboration between teams stays easy.
Clear ownership
When work lives in a team’s space, it’s clear who owns and maintains it. That accountability keeps content fresh and reduces the confusion of a single sprawling space.
Scales with the org
Adding a new team is as simple as creating a new space. The structure grows with the organization without becoming unmanageable.
One workspace, many teams
Teamspaces give you the best of both worlds: focused spaces for each team and a connected workspace where knowledge and work flow across the company.
Meet Wyatt
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What you can do with Wyatt
Organized by team
Keep a team’s documents, projects, and data together.
Still connected
Teamspaces stay part of one connected workspace.
Clear ownership
Make it obvious who owns and maintains each space.
Frequently asked questions
What is a teamspace?
A teamspace is a dedicated home for a team’s documents, projects, and data, so work is organized by the team that owns it.
Are teamspaces isolated from each other?
No. They keep a team’s work together without walling it off — content can still be referenced and searched across the wider workspace.
How do teamspaces help ownership?
When work lives in a team’s space, it’s clear who owns and maintains it, which keeps content fresh.
Do teamspaces scale with the company?
Yes. Adding a team is as simple as creating a new space, so the structure grows with the organization.