Best Practice - Don't Create Workspaces You Don't Need
By having only one workspace, you simplify things: - Users are never asked which workspace they want to log in to
- Administrators never have to think about which workspace contains which configuration
- Administrators never have to switch between workspaces
Of course, if you have multiple business units, need to further segregate data, or want to run experiments, you have a legitimate use case for multiple workspaces. If not, it is best to only have one workspace.
To learn more about switching between workspaces, click here.
To learn more about when to create a new workspace, click here.
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