Setting up your workspace

Creating your first workspace

When you first sign up for an account on Huly or TraceX, you will be prompted to create a workspace.

Your workspace represents the virtual office space where your team will be working. Fully customizable to your team’s unique needs, your workspace serves as a central hub for communication, project planning, task tracking and collaboration.

Give your workspace a great name and click Create.

Inviting team members to your workspace

Once your workspace has been created, you can invite team members to join.

Select your profile icon on the bottom left of the sidebar. Then, select Invite to workspace. Select Get invite link to reveal the invite link. From there, you can copy the link, which you can share with your team members.

Under the current version of Huly, new members are not automatically added to projects and teamspaces unless you select the auto join toggle for those spaces. This helps you maintain control over who has access to the data within your workspace when new members join.

Configuring invite settings

Workspace invite links come with some default settings. To configure these settings, open the settings panel by clicking on the horizontal marks at the top left of the sidebar. Select Invite settings in the settings panel. Here, you can configure settings for your workspace invitations, including the duration the link will be valid for, email mask and limit.

Workspace settings

To configure workspace settings, open the settings panel by clicking on the horizontal marks at the top left of the sidebar. The following are some basic settings that can be configured:

Owners: Set roles for all team members as User, Maintainer or Owner.
Branding: Add a custom logo for your workspace.
Invite settings: Configure settings for workspace invitations.

Video tutorials: How to get started with Huly and TraceX

The documentation here in Huly Docs will walk you through everything you need to know about setting up your workspace in Huly or TraceX. However, if video tutorials are more your style, checkout our getting started guides on YouTube: