Assigned clients stay visible
Scoped members can open the client records they are assigned to and the related work connected to those clients.
Team access control
Workspace369 client-scoped access limits a team member to assigned client records and the work that belongs to those clients, while owners and admins keep full workspace visibility.
What changes
The setting is simple for the owner: keep a member on Full book, or scope them to specific clients. Workspace369 carries that boundary across inherited records.
Scoped members can open the client records they are assigned to and the related work connected to those clients.
Projects, invoices, files, inbox conversations, tasks, calendar events, and time entries inherit the same boundary.
Other clients, unrelated inbox threads, workspace-wide financials, and margin-level reporting are not available.
Access model
Scope is separate from permissions. A permission decides what someone can do. Client scope decides which client records those permissions apply to.
Owners, admins, and full-access members see the workspace normally.
Contractors and account managers see only assigned clients and inherited work.
Secure by default
Workspace369 keeps the same client boundary across pages, workspace search, inbox conversations, files, automations, and reporting so scoped members stay in the lane you assign.
Assigned clients and connected work stay visible. Unrelated clients, private notes, and other accounts stay out of view.
A scoped member can search their workspace without results leaking other clients, files, or private inbox threads.
Projects, invoices, proposals, files, tasks, events, time entries, and conversations follow the same client assignment.
Workspace-wide financials, margins, and operating totals stay reserved for owners, admins, and trusted leaders.
Agency-with-contractors wedge
Client-scoped access is built for agencies, consultants, service teams, and operators who need contractors or portfolio owners inside the same system without exposing margins, unrelated clients, or the rest of the inbox.
Give a copywriter, designer, installer, or specialist the client context they need without exposing every account.
Let each manager work their assigned clients while leadership keeps the full operating view.
Avoid separate workspaces, shared spreadsheets, and manual exports just to keep outside contributors contained.
How it works
Owners set the member's access mode once. Workspace369 keeps the client, connected work, shared internal records, and leadership-only information in the right places as the team grows.
Permissions decide what a member can do. Client scope decides which records those permissions apply to.
When a member is assigned to a client, the related work they need appears with that client context.
Team tasks, shared calendars, and internal coordination can stay visible when they do not reveal private client data.
When clients are added, removed, or reassigned, Workspace369 keeps the member view aligned with the current team structure.
FAQ
Short answers for teams deciding whether contractors, account managers, or vendors can safely work inside the main workspace.
Client-scoped access is an internal team access mode that limits a member to assigned clients and the related records that inherit from those clients.
No. Owners and admins remain Full book because they are responsible for the workspace, billing, settings, and full operating visibility.
No. Workspace369 applies the same client boundary across client records, workspace search, inbox conversations, files, connected work, and reporting.
Yes. Internal task boards and non-client calendar events can remain shared because they do not reveal a specific client record.
Ready for controlled team access