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--- general:workspace [2018/06/08 01:08] – emr
+++ general:workspace [2020/01/03 05:17] – aakr
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 ====== Workspace ======
-A **Workspace **contains p[[:general:process|rocess]] content. One workspace can contain multiple versions of process content. One of the process versions is marked as the valid version, one version is marked as the working version.
+A **Workspace **is a container for [[:general:process|]] content. One workspace can contain multiple process versions. One specific process version is marked as the [[:general:validversion|valid version]] and one specific version is the [[:general:workingversion|working version]].
+A ''workspace'' is a container where your process resides. You will typically see a related set of ''workflows'' (process) organized in a given ''workspace''.
+Additionally, a ''workspace'' will also contain settings to configure and manage the process in that ''workspace''.
+It is important to understand that ''workspace'' contains process that people collaborate on. ''Workspace'' does not belong to any user, but is created to house (model, use and execute) a ''process''. Depending on the permissions, user(s) may be able to take specific actions, including modeling or just viewing of a process, in a ''workspace''.
+Another point to be noted is that when a ''process'' is versioned, all the ''workflows'' that make up the process in the given ''workspace'' are versioned at one go. You can read more about versioning here.
+===== Workspace structure =====
+Any given workspace will have following structure. (Depending on user permissions, you may or may not see all of the below content)
+Home: This is the common landing page customized for your organization. Irrespective of which workspace you are in, you can always view this landing page by clicking on Home.
+Process: This is the area within a workspace where the process resides. As a Stages user or modeler, this is where you will be modeling your process.
+Management: Using management, Process can be managed in terms of compliance, descriptions, tailoring, adding process modules, versioning the process, defining metamodel and process kind.
+Reports: This houses default and custom reports for the given workspace.
+Administration: Stages administrator will have access to this area to manage user and workspace related administrative settings.