Introduction to Workspace Management

When you create a new account in Wauld, a default workspace is automatically created using your organization’s name. But what exactly is a workspace?

Workspaces in Wauld act as independent operational units within your main issuer account. Each workspace can have its own settings, team members, credentials, designs, and configurations. This allows organizations to maintain clear separation across teams, departments, programs, or geographic units — all under one central account.

Why Use Workspaces?

Workspaces offer powerful flexibility and access control:

• Unlimited Workspaces – There’s no limit to how many workspaces you can create within an account.

• Role-Based Access – Invite users into specific workspaces with custom roles and permissions tailored to their responsibilities.

• Switch Anytime – Seamlessly switch between workspaces from the navigation menu to manage credentials, users, and designs in different units.

• Independent Settings – Each workspace can be configured uniquely, making it easy to tailor the experience per use case or team.

Workspace Actions

Wauld allows you to create, manage, and even archive workspaces depending on your evolving needs. Whether you're expanding your organization or deprecating an old unit, managing workspaces is built to be simple and safe.

To learn more about performing specific actions related to workspaces, check out the following articles:

• Creating & Managing Workspaces

• Switching Workspaces

• Inviting Team Members

• Archiving Workspace

• Roles & Permissions

Workspaces are an essential part of organizing and scaling your credentialing operations. By structuring your organization through dedicated workspaces, you maintain clarity, control, and consistency across all credentialing activities.