PrivateChief Workspaces: Every Home and Business With Its Own Chief
Workspaces in PrivateChief: each household and business has its own Chief, its own people, data and permissions, and its own menu, and you switch between them in a tap. The Ashford family, their lake house and the design studio in this walkthrough are invented for the demonstration.
Chapters
What Workspaces covers
- Every household and business you belong to, in one list.
- Each workspace keeps its own people, data, permissions and Chief, so nothing is mixed in.
- Switching changes the Chief and the menu: household tools at home, the Business menu at work.
- Add a workspace connects another household or business.
- Each workspace can run fully hosted, with nothing to install, or on a private hub at home.
What the narrator says
0:00More than one home, or a home and a business
Many people run more than one household, or a household and a business. In PrivateChief, each one is its own workspace.
0:10A household's Chief and menu
This is the Ashford Home, invented for this demonstration, with Savannah Brooks, its Chief. Its menu is the household's: the calendar, the lists, the house, and each person's own tools.
0:25Every workspace you belong to
Workspaces lists every household and business Laura belongs to: the family home, the lake house, and her design studio. Each keeps its own people, data, permissions and Chief.
0:40Switching to the business
Choosing Westbrook Interiors switches to the studio's own Chief, Poppy Whitmore, and to the Business menu, grouped by purpose. Nothing from the household is mixed in.
0:53Adding a workspace, hosted or at home
Add a workspace connects another household or business. Each can run fully hosted, with nothing to install, or on a private hub at home.
1:04Find out more
Workspaces. Every home and business, each with its own Chief. PrivateChief. Find out more at privatechief.com.
