Intro: Workspace Management
- 31 Mar 2025
- 1 Minute to read
- Contributors
- Print
Intro: Workspace Management
- Updated on 31 Mar 2025
- 1 Minute to read
- Contributors
- Print
Article summary
Did you find this summary helpful?
Thank you for your feedback
Who can use this feature
Users on Enterprise plans and above.
Workspace Settings
Workspaces, available on Enterprise plans and above, allow organizations to manage users and resources across multiple sites or environments by dividing a global Tulip instance into separate spaces. Workspaces are essential for organizing operations by site, departmental data management, and validation purposes, such as testing, training, and staging sites. *We recommended customers in regulated industries create separate Instances for development, quality assurance, and production.
| Control | Plan (starts at) | When to use |
|---|---|---|
| API Tokens | Enterprise | When working with the Table API |
| Approval types | Enterprise | Often used in regulated industries, to ensure the approval of new apps by multiple parties before they can be deployed on a production floor. |
| Date and time (Time Zone only) | Enterprise | Change the time zone. *Date format settings are found in the Account Settings |
| Device uptime | Enterprise | Select between two dates to view device uptime |
| Schedules and shifts | Enterprise | Modify apps based on the current shift on the production floor; run analytics to compare data across shifts. |
| Users | Enterprise | Add and edit Users and Custom User Fields |
| Workspaces | Enterprise | Create new or view existing workspaces and set default owners of apps. |
Further Reading:
What are Workspaces?
Workspace Configurations and Settings
How to Add Shifts and Schedules To Your Tulip Account
An Overview of the Enterprise App Exchange
Was this article helpful?
