Workspaces and roles

Updated 2026-07-19

A workspace is the container for everything your team shares in Dockable — videos, documents, collections, doc requests, and members. Working solo, you have one workspace and rarely think about it. On a team, it's the boundary of "us".

Roles

Every member has a role that sets what they can do:

  • Owner — the workspace's creator-level account. Full control, including team management and every video regardless of restrictions.
  • Admin — team management and full content control; also always sees restricted videos.
  • Editor — can create, edit, and manage content: record, upload, edit videos, generate documents, and change a video's access controls.
  • Member / viewer — can watch, search, and ask; consumption rather than management.

Inviting teammates

From Team in the sidebar, send an invite by email. When a teammate joins, they see the workspace's Library immediately — minus anything gated by access controls.

Audience tags

Also managed from Team: audience tags (like managers or support) attach to members and pair with per-video restricted access. Tag the person once, and every video gated to that tag opens up to them.

FAQ

Can one person be in multiple workspaces?

Yes — an account can belong to several workspaces, each fully separate.

Who can delete a video?

Owners, admins, and editors. Deletion removes the video and everything generated from it, so it's not a viewer-level power.

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