How do permissions work in a workspace?
Each member has a role. Owners and admins manage the workspace and its members, members create and edit work, and viewers can see the work without changing it.
Workspace OS
Workspace OS is Hilm for teams and organizations. Members share projects and tasks, the organization is mapped into departments and teams, and leads can see who is working on what.
Team meetings and an AI assistant work inside the workspace, so decisions and follow-ups stay with the shared work instead of in private chats.
Small companies, agencies, product teams and project crews that want shared delivery without stitching together a project tool, a team directory and a meeting-notes app.
Workspace projects hold tasks with assignees, statuses, priorities and due dates. The team works from shared lists and boards and plans in a shared Mission Control.
Map the organization into departments and teams so ownership is clear before work starts. Every member has a role that sets what they can do.
Manage the workspace, its members and its structure.
Create and update projects, tasks and meetings.
Follow the work without changing it.
A team-lead view shows the workload across a lead’s people, the activity feed records what changed and who changed it, and reports summarize projects and members.
Record workspace meetings, link speakers to workspace members, and turn agreed action items into workspace tasks assigned to the right person.
The workspace assistant works with workspace projects and tasks and stays separate from each member’s personal assistant and personal data.
Each person keeps a private Personal OS. Workspace OS sits alongside it under the same account, so private work and team work stay separate but are one switch apart.
Each member has a role. Owners and admins manage the workspace and its members, members create and edit work, and viewers can see the work without changing it.
No. Personal OS and Workspace OS are stored separately. Workspace members see workspace projects, tasks and meetings, never anyone’s Personal OS.
Yes. In a workspace meeting, an action item can become a workspace task assigned to a member.
Create an account, start a workspace and invite your team.