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== Overview == | == Overview == | ||
Workspaces allow you to create and manage separate | Workspaces allow you to create and manage separate environments or instances. | ||
A single workspace can be configured to connect to one or more [[Companies|data file or company]]. If more than one data file or company is configured, they will be consolidated. | Its benefit is a similar to having separate copies of BudgetLink with each copy having its own linked data files and configuration except it all all managed from one installation | ||
It is used primarily by consultants, accountants and managers to work on different sets of companies at a time. | |||
A single workspace can be configured to connect to one or more [[Companies|data file or company]]. If more than one data file or company is configured, they will be consolidated within the one Workspace. | |||
Alternatively, if you do not want to consolidate the data files, you can create multiple workspaces to ensure they remain distinct and separate. | Alternatively, if you do not want to consolidate the data files, you can create multiple workspaces to ensure they remain distinct and separate. | ||
Most options that can be configured such as [[Companies|data files]], [[Account Hierarchies|account hierarchies]], [[Account Sets|account sets]], etc. all belong to a single workspace. | Most options that can be configured such as [[Companies|data files]], [[Account Hierarchies|account hierarchies]], [[Account Sets|account sets]], etc. all belong to a single workspace. | ||
== How To Guides == | == How To Guides == | ||