> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.platform.nora.my/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Workspaces

> Isolated containers for your Flows, data, and teammates.

A **Workspace** is your unit of ownership in Nora. Everything you build lives inside one.

## What a workspace holds

* **Flows** — one or many agent workflows
* **Data sources** — documents and databases connected to those Flows
* **Members** — teammates you invite, each with a role
* **Credits & billing** — usage is metered per workspace
* **Settings** — theme, defaults, API keys for your own models

## Multiple workspaces

One account can belong to several workspaces. Common patterns:

* **Personal** for experiments, **Company** for production
* **One per client** if you build agents for others
* **One per team** in a large org, so credits and access stay scoped

Switch workspaces from the top-left switcher in the app, or from the CLI with `nora auth workspaces switch <id>`.

## Roles

| Role        | Can do                                       |
| ----------- | -------------------------------------------- |
| **Owner**   | Everything, including billing and deletion   |
| **Manager** | Publish Flows, invite members, edit anything |
| **Editor**  | Edit Flows in draft; can't publish           |
| **Viewer**  | Read-only access to Flows and Signals        |

Invite teammates from **Settings → Members**.

## Isolation

Data does not cross workspace lines. A Flow in Workspace A cannot see data sources, memory, or Signals from Workspace B — even if the same account owns both.

<Note>
  If you want teammates to see your work, invite them to the same workspace. Don't share account credentials.
</Note>