Separate Spaces for Each Client
Create distinct workspaces for different clients, projects, or teams. Client A's research stays in Client A's workspace. No accidental cross-posting, no confidentiality concerns.
Create shared workspaces where your team accesses the same transcript library. Research once, benefit everyone. Stop pinging Slack asking "did anyone already transcribe that video?"
Monday: Sarah transcribes 30 videos. Tuesday: Jake transcribes 25 videos, including 15 Sarah already captured. Wednesday: You ask for "that hook" and get three Slack threads with no answers. Individual accounts mean individual libraries.
Your team's collective research intelligence stays fragmented across personal accounts nobody else can search. You're paying for the same work twice.
Every transcript your team extracts saves to the shared workspace. Individual research becomes searchable by the whole team. No more siloed lookups.
Set up in minutes. Add members as you grow.
Set up a shared workspace and invite your team members. Choose a name, add collaborators by email, assign roles. Takes about 2 minutes.
Every transcript your team extracts can save to the shared library. See what teammates have already captured before duplicating effort.
Need a specific hook? Search the entire team library, not just your own extractions. Find research you didn't even know existed.
The features that matter when you're handling multiple clients at once.
Create distinct workspaces for different clients, projects, or teams. Client A's research stays in Client A's workspace. No accidental cross-posting, no confidentiality concerns.
Assign roles: Admins manage, Editors organize, Viewers can search but not modify. Protect your research from accidents.
Activity feed shows recent additions across the workspace. Know what's being researched without asking. Spot patterns in team behavior.
No juggling individual subscriptions. Team workspaces run on one invoice, one payment. Add or remove seats as your team changes.
Your team's best research shouldn't live in personal silos. Create a shared workspace where everyone contributes.
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