Freelancers assigned to only their accounts
A copywriter, designer or specialist gets the client context they need, and nothing else.
Scope a team member to the clients you assign. They get those clients and the work that belongs to them; owners and admins keep the full book. It works on every plan.
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Owner sets Maya's accessWhat Maya sees
Client-scoped access is a permission model that limits a team member to assigned clients and the records inherited from those clients. In Workspace369, that can include related projects, invoices, retainers, files, conversations, tasks, calendar events, time entries and contracts.
Reviewed October 21, 2026 by the Workspace369 Product Team. Availability can vary by plan and workspace configuration. Read the versioned access guide
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Invite your team to Workspace369: pick a role for each person, choose which clients they can see, and whether they can see your prices and invoices.
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Scope is separate from permissions: a role decides what someone can do, and client scope decides which clients it applies to. The boundary follows every record that belongs to a client.
For agencies, consultants and service teams who bring in contractors or give each account manager a portfolio, inside the same workspace.
A copywriter, designer or specialist gets the client context they need, and nothing else.
Let each manager work their assigned clients while leadership keeps the full operating view.
Scoped access, search and reporting come with every plan. Scoping someone needs a second seat, so it starts on Voyager; Specialist adds full role-based access control.
Compare plansRead from the current plan comparison. Scoping someone needs a second seat; Cadet has one seat and cannot add more.
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.
Yes. Every member uses a seat. Cadet includes one seat for the owner, so scoping someone starts on Voyager, which includes 2 seats; extra seats are $10 a month.
Client-scoped access is on every plan. Scoping someone starts on Voyager, $74 a month with 2 seats.
14-day free trial. Card required. After the trial: $74/month for Voyager. Renews automatically every month until you cancel. Cancel anytime in Settings → Billing.