A workspace for each company
A workspace holds the roadmap, the members and the share links of one company. Nothing a person does in one workspace shows that another exists.
The Cairn app is available in English and French.
Four roles
- A viewer reads everything in the workspace and changes nothing.
- An editor plans: creates and changes projects and programmes, and makes share links.
- An administrator also manages the members and the settings of the workspace.
- An owner can do everything, and is the only one who can change another owner. The last owner cannot be removed.
Teams and invitations
Every member belongs to at least one team, and an invitation carries the teams of the person invited. Teams and objectives use the words your company already uses, and an administrator defines them in Settings.
One person, several workspaces
A person signs in once with Google and can belong to several workspaces, with a different role in each.
How workspaces are kept apart
Workspaces share one database. The application ties every read and write to the workspace of the request, and automated tests and checks fail when a query forgets to. Share links and tokens belong to one workspace and cannot reach another.
A plan for each workspace
Each workspace has a plan. The plan sets how many editors, projects, share links and API tokens it has.
See it with your own roadmap
Bring the plan you keep today and share it as a link.