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Workspaces & credits·Last updated September 10, 2026

Invite your team to a workspace

The step-by-step: create a team workspace, add credits to its shared pool, and invite teammates by email. Any member can top up credits; only the owner can invite or remove people.


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A workspace is how you share Eddie with the people you work with. This is the step-by-step for setting one up and bringing your team in.

Team workspace vs. My workspace

You start in My workspace — a space just for you. My workspace can't take members. To work with other people you need a team workspace: everyone in it shares the same projects and the same pool of credits.

Only a team workspace takes members, and only its owner can add them.

1. Create a team workspace

  1. Open the workspace switcher — top-left of your dashboard on the web, or bottom-left in the desktop app.
  2. Click New workspace, give it a name, and click Create.
  3. You're now the owner of the new team workspace, and it becomes your active workspace.

A new team workspace starts at 0 credits. Your existing credits and projects stay where they are — nothing moves between workspaces. Add credits next, then bring your team in.

2. Add credits to the workspace

The workspace's credits are a separate, shared pool — not the credits in your personal space, and not a per-person allowance split between members. Every member draws from the same balance when they import footage, prompt Eddie, or export.

To add credits:

  1. Switch to the team workspace — the workspace switcher (top-left on web, bottom-left in the desktop app) shows which one is active.
  2. In the sidebar, click Buy next to the credit balance.
  3. Pick a pack and pay. Because the team workspace is active, the credits land in its pool, not your personal one.

Any member can do this, not just the owner — anyone in the workspace can top it up, not only the person who created it.

Using the buy-credits page directly instead of the sidebar works too — if you belong to more than one workspace, it shows a picker so you choose which one to fund; it doesn't default to your personal space just because you followed a link.

See how credits and billing work for what things cost.

3. Open the Members panel

In the workspace switcher, click Members — <your workspace>. This opens the members list for the active workspace, on both web and desktop. (Eddie also opens this same panel from its "Invite a teammate" nudge.)

4. Add teammates by email

  1. In the Members panel, type a teammate's address into the teammate@company.com field.
  2. Click Add.
  3. They're added as invited and receive one invitation email.

They don't need an Eddie account yet. You can invite people before they've signed up — the invite is tied to their email and activates automatically the first time they sign in with that address. There's no separate accept step.

Invite a colleague today, and the next time they sign in to Eddie with that same email, they land straight in your workspace — already a member.

What membership means

Being in a workspace is full, shared access. Every member can:

  • open and edit every project in the workspace — there are no per-project permissions;
  • spend — and add to — the workspace's shared credits with their imports, prompts, exports and top-ups. It's one pool, not a per-person allowance, and any member can buy more into it, not just the owner. See Add credits to the workspace above;
  • see the full member list.

So invite people you're happy to share all of that with. For a client or a freelancer you want to keep to a single project, use Share instead — it's per-project and can be view-only or comment-only.

Remove a member

Only the owner can remove people. In the Members panel, click Remove next to a member's email and their access ends immediately. You can't remove yourself, since you're the owner.

Honest limits

  • My workspace can't take members. If you try to add someone to it, Eddie points you to create a team workspace instead — and that new workspace starts empty.
  • Everyone sees everything. There are no per-project permissions inside a workspace; every member can open every project. Keep sensitive or client footage in a separate workspace — see what everyone in a workspace can see and spend.
  • Credits and projects don't move between workspaces. A project's workspace is fixed when it's imported, and credits never transfer between pools.
  • Only the owner can invite or remove people. Everyone else can see the roster but not change it.

Related: Invite and manage teammates, Create a workspace, What everyone in a workspace can see and spend, How credits and billing work.


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