Manage your personal spaces in Smartcat

Overview

Smartcat personal spaces let all users manage their personal workspace and tailor it to their work preferences.


Centralized management via the sidebar

The sidebar is the main place for account management, keeping all settings in one place and accessible from any page of Smartcat.

From the sidebar you can:

  • Manage your account and go to settings

  • Change the region

  • Go to the page with your tasks

  • View incoming messages and go to chat

  • Manage and go to other organizations and workspaces

  • Navigate within each workspace


Personal spaces

All the personal work management tools you need are also at hand in the sidebar. The sidebar is the centralized location for managing your personal settings. Depending on your role, the contents of this panel may change.

From here you can quickly:

  • Go straight to the main work area where all tasks are located

  • Move between regions

  • Manage payments

  • Control correspondence

Smartcat sidebar showing personal space navigation options

For linguists, all tools are always in the sidebar menu. This menu is available on every page.

Linguist sidebar menu with work tools


Workspaces and organizations

In the sidebar, you can see the selected organization and all workspaces related to it.

Inside each workspace, you can see the navigation for all its pages. This means you can go to another section of the menu directly from the home page by selecting it in the sidebar. To go to another organization and select a workspace in it, use the dropdown options.

Workspace navigation sections shown in the sidebar

The dropdown includes a search line that helps you find the workspace you need when there are many workspaces.

When selecting a workspace, you can manage visibility settings right away. You can adjust the workspace you want to see without going to the settings page.

Organization dropdown with a workspace search field

When you hover over a workspace panel, you can see its privacy. You can tell which workspaces are paid and which are closed.

Hover state on a workspace panel showing its privacy status

Request access to a closed workspace

  1. Click the closed workspace you want to open

  2. In the window that appears, send a request for access to the workspace and an increase in access rights

This works for all linguists.

Access request window for a closed workspace

Administrators of the workspace receive an email with a role update request.

Email notification of a role update request

From the link, the administrator goes to your profile, where they can update your role.

Administrator view of a user profile with a role update option

After you gain access to a previously closed workspace, you see a message about it next to the workspace.

After these steps, you can open and work in the workspace you requested.

Confirmation message next to a newly accessible workspace

If you switch to another organization, the panel displays the message that you received an invitation.

Invitation message shown in the organization panel

If you are invited to several workspaces at once, you can see them in a window that lists all of them, along with basic information about each workspace.

Window listing multiple workspace invitations with details

Set an icon for your organization

  1. Open the Organization and workspaces dropdown

  2. Go to the Manage organization page

    Manage organization option in the Organization and workspaces dropdown

  3. On this page, click the organization icon and choose a picture for the organization

Your organization now displays the icon you selected.

Organization icon selector with a chosen image


More personalized workspaces

You can now quickly change the name of a workspace, add a description to help colleagues understand it, and set an image — all without going into settings.

Inline editor for a workspace name and description

Workspace with a custom image and description applied

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