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A workspace brings together the subscription, shared credits, team, connected ad accounts, and websites. Client workspaces organize those resources for each client; permissions still determine who can use them. Solid arrows show organization. Dotted arrows show access. Putting an account or website in a client does not grant the teammate permission to use it.

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Choose the control for the job

An account name can appear in more than one context. Check its provider account ID when connecting, assigning it to a client, or choosing where to make an ad change.

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Example: a teammate working for one client

The owner connects the client’s account and website, puts them in a client workspace, and invites the teammate with the intended ad-account access. If they also need website reports or setup, the owner checks website access separately. Selecting the client organizes their work; it does not replace those permission steps. A client’s credit or event ceiling limits use of the shared allowance. It does not buy more capacity or create a separate wallet. Current plan limits explain what counts toward the workspace totals. Next: Create a client workspace, invite teammates, or read the account and team FAQ. Last reviewed: October 5, 2026.