Bring in the right people with the right access.
Choose who can view, comment on or edit work, invite guests and publish appropriate references through the sharing controls available to your workspace.
Get started freeCollaboration does not require giving everyone the same access. Share the locations and content a person needs, keep sensitive work private and choose an appropriate permission level. Public links serve a different purpose from member or guest access, so their availability and protections follow the content type, workspace policy and current plan.
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- Private locations and invited guests
- Keep appropriate locations private and invite a guest to the work they need, subject to workspace rules and the plan's guest limits.
- Share with people, teams or an email invitation
- Select existing colleagues or teams and use supported email invitations when someone outside the current membership needs access to the work.
- View, comment, edit and full access
- Choose among the permission levels supported by each content type, matching the access to the person's actual role in the delivery.
- Custom roles and member permissions
- Configure custom roles and supported member permissions where included in the plan, with the same access rules enforced beyond the interface.
- Public tasks, views, documents, dashboards and boards
- Publish supported tasks, views, documents, dashboards or whiteboards through public links when the content and workspace policy permit that audience.
- Public clips and selected goal sharing
- Share an appropriate clip through a public viewing link, while goals use selected people or guest access rather than an anonymous public page.
- Link protection, revocation and search indexing
- Set expiry and password protections for supported public links, disable or regenerate links and choose whether search engines may index them; indexing is off by default and requires explicit opt in.
- Public comments and embedding
- Allow visitor comments or embed supported public content where the available controls and workspace sharing policy make that appropriate.
- Protected pages and views
- Protect supported document or view configurations from unwanted changes while keeping the underlying sharing permissions appropriate for the people using them.
- Workspace sharing policies
- Use workspace policies to restrict public sharing and supported guest behaviour, keeping individual links and invitations within the organisation's chosen boundaries.
Invite a client into the review
Share the relevant project list with a guest at the agreed permission level. Keep internal preparation private and give the client access to the supporting document. If a public reference is needed instead, choose an appropriate link and review its available protections.
An example you can adapt to your own team.
Make space for the work that matters.
Bring your next project into Talqivo. Start with a task, invite your team and build from there.
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