Create, change, and delete a workspace

You create a team workspace from the sidebar of Re:Earth Dashboard. You change and delete it afterwards under Settings for that workspace.

Any logged-in user can create a team workspace. Only the workspace Owner can edit General in Settings. Changing the team alias and deleting the workspace under Danger Zone are also for the Owner. You can delete only a workspace on the Open & Public plan.

Create a workspace

1. In the sidebar, under Your workspaces, click New workspace.
2. Enter a Team alias.
3. Enter a Team name.
4. Enter an About. This field is optional.
5. Click Create Workspace.

Once created, the Overview screen of that workspace opens. You set the Profile picture and the Team Website under General in Settings.

Change the name, image, website, and description

1. Open Settings for the workspace. General opens.
2. To set the Profile picture, click it and choose an image.
3. Enter Team name, Team Website, and About.
4. Click Update general settings. The four fields are saved together in one click.

Once saved, Workspace updated successfully appears.

Change the team alias

Changing the team alias changes the URL of the workspace.

Only the workspace Owner can change the team alias.

1. Open Danger Zone in Settings.
2. Click Edit for Team alias.
3. Enter a New alias.
4. Click Update alias.

Delete a workspace

You cannot undo a deletion

You cannot restore a workspace you deleted. Every member loses access to it.

Only the Owner of a workspace on the Open & Public plan can delete it.

You cannot delete a workspace that still has projects in it. Delete all of its projects first.

1. Open Danger Zone in Settings.
2. Click Delete for Delete workspace. Delete Workspace opens.
3. In Enter your workspace alias to confirm, enter this workspace’s alias, matching upper and lower case exactly.
4. Click Delete in Delete Workspace.

Once deleted, Workspace deleted successfully! appears and you move to Dashboard.

For the input conditions for each field and the conditions for deletion, see Workspace. For the operations each role can perform, see Members and roles.