Workspace Management
Organize your automation by creating and managing multiple workspaces for different teams, campaigns, or HubSpot portals.
What is a Workspace?
A workspace is an organizational container in AutoSeq that holds:
- One HubSpot portal connection - Each workspace connects to one HubSpot account
- Inbox rotation strategies - Your team distribution configurations
- Usage tracking - Execution counts and analytics
- Team members - Who can access this workspace
- Billing settings - Subscription plan and payment info
When to Create Multiple Workspaces
Multiple HubSpot Portals
If you manage multiple HubSpot accounts, create one workspace per portal:
- "Company A - Production Portal"
- "Company A - Sandbox Portal"
- "Client B - HubSpot"
Team or Department Separation
Separate workspaces for different teams using the same HubSpot portal:
- "Sales Team - Q4 2025"
- "Marketing - Lead Nurture"
- "Customer Success"
Campaign or Project Separation
Isolate usage and analytics for specific campaigns:
- "Product Launch Campaign"
- "Event Follow-up Automation"
- "Q1 Outbound Campaign"
Creating a Workspace
- Click your current workspace name in the top left
- Click "Create New Workspace"
- Enter a descriptive name
- Click "Create"
- Connect your HubSpot portal (if different from other workspaces)
Switching Between Workspaces
To switch workspaces:
- Click the workspace name in the top left corner
- Select the workspace you want to switch to from the dropdown
What happens when you switch:
- All data shown is for the selected workspace only
- Inbox rotations are specific to that workspace
- Usage stats are isolated per workspace
- Your last active workspace is remembered
Workspace Settings
General Settings
- Workspace Name: Change the display name
- Default Workspace: Set which workspace opens by default
- HubSpot Connection: View connected portal, reconnect if needed
Team Members
Invite colleagues to access this workspace:
Role | Permissions |
---|---|
Owner | Full access: manage settings, billing, delete workspace |
Admin | Manage rotations, view analytics, invite members |
Member | View analytics only, no configuration changes |
Understanding Workspace ID
Every workspace has a unique ID like: ws_1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h
Where you'll use it:
- In the HubSpot workflow action configuration
- When contacting support (helps us find your account)
- In API calls (if using advanced integrations)
Where to find it:
- Top of every page in AutoSeq dashboard
- Workspace Settings page
- URL when viewing workspace:
/dashboard/{ workspace_id }
Renaming a Workspace
- Go to Settings → Workspace Settings
- Click "Edit" next to the workspace name
- Enter the new name
- Click "Save"
What doesn't change:
- Workspace ID (stays the same forever)
- HubSpot connection
- Existing rotations and data
- Billing settings
Deleting a Workspace
Before deleting:
- Make sure no active workflows are using this workspace
- Export any analytics data you want to keep
- Cancel the subscription if on a paid plan
- Inform team members with access
To delete:
- Go to Settings → Workspace Settings
- Scroll to "Danger Zone"
- Click "Delete Workspace"
- Type the workspace name to confirm
- Click "Delete Permanently"
What happens:
- Workspace and all data are deleted immediately
- Active workflows in HubSpot will fail (you'll need to remove AutoSeq actions)
- Subscription is canceled (if applicable)
- Team members lose access
Setting a Default Workspace
If you have multiple workspaces, set which one opens when you log in:
- Click workspace name in top left
- Click the star icon next to the workspace you want as default
The starred workspace will open automatically on login.
Workspace Limits
Plan | Max Workspaces |
---|---|
Free | Unlimited |
Starter | Unlimited |
Professional | Unlimited |
Each workspace has its own usage limits based on its plan.
Best Practices
Use Clear Naming Conventions
- ✅ "Acme Corp - Sales Team"
- ✅ "Client XYZ - Production"
- ❌ "Workspace 1"
- ❌ "Test"
Start with One Workspace
Don't create multiple workspaces "just because you can." Start with one, and only add more when you have a specific organizational need.
Document Your Workspace ID
Keep your Workspace ID somewhere accessible to your team (internal wiki, shared doc, password manager). Everyone who creates workflows will need it.
Regular Cleanup
Delete workspaces you're no longer using to keep your account organized and avoid confusion.