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Teams and workspaces · Taskending editorial team

How company, project and team differ

A company workspace defines an access boundary, a project organizes work context and a team organizes shared planning. They are more than interchangeable folder names.

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How to apply it

First decide who belongs in the same Taskending company. Separate projects by product or service context and build teams according to the current project relationships. Explain the filtering or access need before creating another area.

A concrete example

A web product and customer support can use different projects. Shared contributors do not require all work to live in one project, but unnecessary project proliferation fragments planning.

What to watch for

The current team model is project-related; do not assume identical cross-project behavior to every other tool. Switching companies changes access context rather than merely a visual filter.

How to check the outcome

Check company, project and team on a sample issue. A user should find relevant work without seeing unrelated private projects.

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