What is a workspace
A workspace is a centralized hub where your entire team collaborates to complete social media tasks efficiently. Similarly, Adorack’s workspace serves as a unified platform to manage content, schedule posts, publish across multiple social media accounts, and monitor work progress. It’s the all-in-one space where your social media management happens and is organized seamlessly.
Create, manage, and leave workspaces are key features that enable users to set up multiple workspaces under different names within the same organization. This allows you to efficiently manage various brands and clients separately. When you register with Adorack, you’re directed to a workspace named by you, providing a dedicated space to organize and oversee your social media management for each brand or client.
Manage Your Entire Social Media Workflow with Adorack Workspaces
Adorack Workspace is a powerful social media collaboration platform that integrates essential features to manage your entire social media workflow. Key tools include a content library, post queue, publishing calendar, campaign manager, content categories, personal posts, account management, and team member access. All social media scheduling and publishing across your accounts are efficiently handled through these centralized features.
Adorack Workspace has significantly boosted the productivity of my social media management. It seamlessly handles everything from content creation and storage to scheduling, providing all the essential tools I need in one place.
Types of members in your workspace
Once an invitation is accepted, the workspace owner can assign the invited user as a member, limited-access member, or admin member.
Members can also be invited directly from within the workspace.
The workspace owner, admins, and members with admin rights all have the authority to designate who becomes a full member or a limited-access member within that workspace.
Members have permissions to manage and edit the workspace, with or without an approval process. In contrast, limited-access members have restricted feature access and can only view content and make posts subject to mandatory approvals.
Both the workspace owner and members with admin rights can configure the approval workflows. Additionally, the owner has the authority to set approval permissions for admin members.
