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The Workspaces page keeps day-to-day workspace state and owner-only organisation controls in one place. Choose the intended organisation and workspace before changing access or deployment state.

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Workspace controls

The workspace summary shows member, runner, pending-review, and deployment counts. The panels below it provide the current workspace’s:
  • members and invitation form;
  • publication reviews for exact immutable revisions;
  • runner pools;
  • deployments and their current state;
  • environments and identifiers; and
  • policy state returned by the control plane.
Publication approval applies to the exact revision under review. Editing a workflow after approval does not transfer that approval to the new revision. See Approvals and publishing.

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Roles

Open Roles, SSO and SCIM to create reusable organisation roles. A custom role requires a stable lowercase key, display name, and at least the permissions needed for its job. Built-in owner, administrator, developer, operator, and viewer bundles remain available. Custom roles do not bypass the concrete workspace and environment checks applied to every API operation.

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SSO connections

An owner can add an OIDC or SAML connection with:
  • a display name;
  • issuer or metadata URL;
  • client or entity identifier; and
  • the verified domains associated with the connection.
New connections are created disabled so their metadata can be reviewed before they affect sign-in. Enabling or changing organisation authentication can require a fresh passkey or multi-factor session.

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SCIM credentials

SCIM credentials allow an identity provider to provision users and groups. Choose a descriptive name and an expiry of 30, 90, 180, or 365 days.
The credential value is displayed once. Copy it directly into the identity provider’s secret store, then leave the account page. Revocation takes effect immediately.

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Audit stream

The expanded organisation controls expose the workspace NDJSON audit endpoint:
Administrative changes include the actor, resource, action, time, bounded metadata, and request correlation ID. See Audit history for retention and event coverage.