Teams and Workspaces

A Team is the workspace that owns its Bluprints, Channels, members, roles, storage, billing, and shared settings. Settings → Teams shows every workspace you own or belong to.

A workspace pays for itself: each one carries its own Creative+ subscription, so a workspace you own and one you were invited to are billed entirely separately.

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Understand each Team row

Each row shows the workspace name, whether you are its owner or a member, your primary role, member count, and a Current badge for the active workspace.

• Select the row to open that Team's General settings.
• Use Switch to make another Team active. The rest of Bluprint then shows that Team's work.
• Open the row menu to jump directly to General, Billing, Members, Roles & Permissions, Workspace Links, Storage, Stream Credits, Import, or Recycle Bin.
• Anyone with permission to manage team members can invite; non-owners can leave a workspace from the row menu.

When you own some workspaces and belong to others, the list splits into Owned by you and Shared with you — the first group is the one you are paying for.

Add another workspace

New workspace creates a second one you own — a separate container for a different client, brand, or team, with its own subscription. See Running Multiple Workspaces.

Answer invitations

Pending invitations appear at the top of the Teams page. Accepting adds the workspace to your list; declining leaves it out. You can also reach incoming invitations from the notification inbox.

Keep Team scopes straight

The settings sidebar includes a Team selector when you belong to more than one workspace. That selector controls every Team-scoped settings page without switching the active workspace used by the rest of the app.