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Workspaces & Isolation
Workspaces are the core unit of organisation inside Arion Flow. They group environments, data connections and flows for a specific team, brand, client or project.
What is a workspace?
A workspace is a logical container for everything related to a particular team or context. It can hold:
- Access permissions and roles for users.
- Connections to storage or data sources (where supported).
- Saved flows for content, RAG, fine-tuning, agents and automation.
Workspaces and isolation
Arion Flow is designed so you can choose where you need stricter isolation and where shared services are acceptable:
- Isolated runtimes where they matter: sensitive or regulated workloads can be run in dedicated environments.
- Shared services where speed matters: such as generic brand content flows powered by shared models.
- You can use multiple workspaces to separate clients, brands, or departments for clearer governance lines.
Suggested workspace patterns
- By brand or business unit: ideal for in-house creative and marketing teams.
- By client: common for agencies where each client has its own boundary.
- By project or initiative: good for experiments and pilots you may shut down later.
Next steps
Once you understand how workspaces map to your organisation, the next step is to decide which flows to run in each workspace.
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