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# Workspaces

A workspace is the main organisational container in Atomyx.

Workspaces group together:

* users
* products
* subscriptions
* groups
* configuration
* billing context

### What a workspace represents

A workspace usually represents a company, team, department, environment, or operational context.

Examples include:

* a production environment
* a staging environment
* a specific customer or business unit
* a regional operating team

### Why workspaces matter

Workspaces provide isolation.

That means the users, products, data, and configuration in one workspace are separate from those in another.

This is especially useful when separating:

* development and production
* different business entities
* different operational regions
* test and live environments

### One user, many workspaces

A single account can belong to multiple workspaces, with different roles in each.

This gives flexibility while keeping the workspace itself isolated.

### Practical advice

Use separate workspaces when you need clear separation of people, products, environments, or operational responsibility.

### Related pages

* **Accounts**
* **Products**
* **Roles and Access**
* **Create a Workspace**
* **Workspaces** in Vault


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