Upcoming Feature
Per Party Access Levels
Shared Spaces now support per-party access levels, giving resource owners granular control over what each organization in a Space can view, edit, or run — without changing any existing setups.
What's Coming
Until now, any resource shared into a Shared Space applied the same access level to every organization in that Space. This update gives resource owners the ability to set different access levels — view, edit, run, or no access — for each organization independently. Existing access configurations are unaffected; this update only adds the ability to be more granular going forward. Governance remains unchanged — Space admins, connection admins, or workspace admins must still approve any external resource sharing or access level changes.

Feature Highlights
- Set different access levels — view, edit, run, or no access — per organization within a Shared Space
- Existing access configurations carry over automatically — nothing already set up will change
- Governance remains the same — admin approval still required for external sharing and access changes
- "View As" has been renamed "Preview" — use "View as [organization]" to see a Space exactly as that party experiences it
- A generic Preview remains available to check the collaborator or guest experience before anyone is invited
FAQs
Q: Will my existing Shared Space configurations change?
No. Every existing workspace keeps the same access it has today. This update only adds the ability to set more granular, per-party access levels going forward.
Q: Who can change access levels for a resource?
The resource owner can set per-party access levels, but Space admins, connection admins, or workspace admins must still approve any external resource sharing or access level changes.
Q: What is the difference between "Preview" and "View as [organization]"?
"View as [organization]" shows the Space exactly as a specific external party experiences it — including which resources they can open and at what level. The generic Preview shows the general collaborator or guest experience but does not reflect specific resources.