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A workspace is the top-level organizational unit in LaunchSafe. Everything — targets, scans, findings, reports, integrations, billing, and team members — belongs to a workspace. Think of it as your company or project’s security operations center.

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Creating your first workspace

During onboarding, you’ll set up your first workspace in three steps:
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Name your workspace

Choose a name that identifies your organization or project. This name is visible to all workspace members and appears in reports.Good examples: “Acme Corp”, “My SaaS App”, “Backend Services”Workspace names must be 3–60 characters. You can change the name later in Settings.
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Choose your team type

Select how your team is structured:
  • Solo — you’re the only person using LaunchSafe. The workspace is configured for individual use with streamlined defaults.
  • Team — you’ll be inviting teammates. The workspace includes collaboration features like member management, role-based access, and shared notifications.
This choice affects default notification settings and onboarding flow but can be changed later.
3

Invite team members (optional)

If you selected “Team”, you can invite colleagues by email address. Each invited member receives an email with a link to join your workspace.Invited members get full access to all scans, findings, and reports in the workspace. Member management and role-based access control are available in Settings after onboarding.

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Workspace configuration

After creation, your workspace can be configured from Settings in the sidebar:

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General settings

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Notification settings

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Member management

Workspaces support team collaboration with role-based access control. Admins and owners can:
  • Invite new members — send email invitations to colleagues
  • Remove members — revoke access for team members who leave
  • Change roles — assign each member the level of access they need
Owners can additionally transfer ownership of the workspace to another member.

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Roles and permissions

Every member has one of four roles. Each role includes everything the role below it can do:
Each workspace has one owner by default — the person who created it. Ownership can be transferred to another member at any time.

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Multiple workspaces

You can create and manage multiple workspaces for different projects, clients, or environments. Common patterns:

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Switching workspaces

Click your profile icon in the bottom-left of the sidebar → Switch organization → select the workspace you want to switch to. Your dashboard, scans, and findings update to reflect the selected workspace. Each workspace has its own:
  • Targets and scan history
  • Findings and reports
  • Integrations (GitHub, Slack, Jira, Linear)
  • Billing and subscription
  • Team members and permissions

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Workspace data isolation

Workspaces are completely isolated from each other:
  • Members of one workspace cannot see data from another workspace (even if they belong to both)
  • Integrations and credentials are scoped to a single workspace
  • Integrations are configured per-workspace
  • Billing is separate per-workspace
This isolation ensures that multi-tenant usage (e.g., consultancies managing multiple clients) maintains strict data separation.

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Deleting a workspace

To delete a workspace:
  1. Go to Settings → Danger Zone
  2. Cancel any active subscription first (required)
  3. Type DELETE to confirm
  4. Click Delete Workspace
Deleting a workspace permanently removes all targets, scans, findings, reports, and integration configurations. This action cannot be undone. Export any reports you need before deleting.

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Next step

Add a Target

Connect your code or application for security testing.