Getting started

Start your first Postsiva workspace

Open the workspace menu, create a new workspace, name it, and get your first publishing cockpit ready.

5 minUpdated 2026-08-06

What a workspace is

A workspace is the operational home for one brand, client, or team. It keeps connected channels, drafts, inbox activity, calendars, and permissions scoped together.

If you manage multiple brands, create a separate workspace for each one instead of mixing everything into a single publishing surface.

1. Open the workspace selector

In the app header (top right), open the workspace menu next to your profile. That control shows your current workspace name.

Postsiva dashboard with the workspace selector highlighted in the top-right header

2. Choose Create workspace

In the Workspaces menu, review your current workspace, then select + Create workspace at the bottom of the list.

Workspace dropdown open with the Create workspace action highlighted

3. Name and create the workspace

In the New workspace dialog, enter a clear name (brand or client name works best), then select Create.

  1. 1

    Enter the workspace name

    Use a name your team will recognize in the header and settings — for example the brand or client name.

  2. 2

    Select Create

    Confirm with Create. Postsiva switches you into the new workspace when it is ready.

New workspace modal with workspace name field and Create button

After you create it

  • Use one workspace per brand, not per person.
  • Confirm the active workspace in the header before publishing.
  • Connect channels gradually so permission issues are easier to isolate.
  1. 1

    Connect one social channel first

    Start with the network you publish to most often so you can test the workflow end to end quickly.

  2. 2

    Review plan limits

    Confirm channel, workspace, and collaborator limits before inviting teammates or connecting every account at once.

  3. 3

    Publish a test post

    Create a low-risk draft, preview it, and schedule it so you confirm time zone and publishing flow early.

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