When you sign up for Pipedream, you’ll either create a new workspace or join an existing one if you signed up from an invitation.You can create and join any number of workspaces. For example, you can create one to work alone and another to collaborate with your team. You can also start working alone, then easily add others into your existing workspace to work together on workflows you’ve already built out.Once you’ve created a new workspace, you can invite your team to create and edit workflows together, and organize them within projects and folders.
Find your current workspace settings like current members, under the Settings navigation menu item on the left hand side. This is where you can manage your workspace settings, including the workspace name, members, and member permissions.
By default, new workspace members are assigned the Member level permission.Members will be able to perform general tasks like viewing, developing, and deploying workflows.However, only Admins will be able to manage workspace level settings, like changing member roles, renaming workspaces, and modifying Slack error notifications.
Click the toggle under Require 2FA — this will open a confirmation modal with some additional information
Once you enable the change in the modal, all workspace members (including admins and owners) will immediately be required to configure 2FA on their account. All new and existing workspace members will be required to set up 2FA the next time they sign in.
Anyone who is currently logged in to Pipedream will be temporarily signed out until they set up 2FAIf anyone is actively making changes to a workflow, their session may be interrupted. We recommend enabling the 2FA requirement in off hours.
Workspaces on the Business plan can configure Single Sign-On, so your users can login to Pipedream using your identity provider.Pipedream supports SSO with Google, Okta, and any provider that supports the SAML protocol. See the guides below to configure SSO for your identity provider:
To delete a workspace, open your workspace settings and navigate to the Danger Zone.Click the Delete workspace button and confirm the action by entering in your workspace name and delete my workspace into the text prompt.
Deleting a workspace will delete all sources, workflows, and other resources in your workspace.Deleting a workspace is irreversible and permanent.
To switch between workspaces, open the dropdown menu in the top left of the Pipedream dashboard.Select which workspace you’d like to start working within, and your Pipedream dashboard context will change to that workspace.