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Organize your analyses in multiple spaces
Some of the most valuable analyses are the result of collaborations among teammates. Spaces help product teams subscribe to and organize analyses shared in Amplitude.
Every saved piece of content must live in a space. By default, content is saved into your personal workspace. You can also choose to move them into a shared space.
Content can only be saved to one location, but you can create shortcuts to that content in other spaces.
This feature is available to users on all Amplitude plans.
This feature is limited for users on Starter and Plus plans.
By default, any content you create will be saved to your own personal space, which you can access by clicking on your name in the Favorite Spaces tab of the Spaces drop-down. Here you'll find all your charts, notebooks, dashboards, folders, and archives, unless you opt to save them into a different space.
Your personal workspace and the folders within it are not visible to other people in your organization. Team members can still search for any content you've designated as discoverable, via Amplitude’s search feature (assuming they have project permissions to view it), and you can still share links to content that are located inside your personal workspace.
Click on a piece of content to open and edit it. To move, rename, archive, or pin a piece of content, check the box next to the content's name and click the appropriate button in the toolbar at the top of the list.
Folders are a convenient way to group related content together in a single, easily-viewable spot. To create a folder in a space, follow these steps:
To create a space, follow these steps:
Users with admin, manager, and member-level permissions can create a space.
We recommend using naming conventions for your space that are recognizable throughout the organization, so that others can easily understand what the team space is all about.
A space can reuse a previously-used name for a new project, provided the previous project was deleted.
There’s a lot more to effectively using spaces, so when you’re ready to explore further, check out this article in the Amplitude documentation.
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May 24th, 2024
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