Workspaces and Projects FAQs
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These answers explain how workspaces and projects are organized in Hawzu.
What is a workspace?
Section titled “What is a workspace?”A workspace is the top-level area for projects, users, groups, roles, integrations, shared configuration, and workspace settings.
Hawzu provides a workspace when you sign up. Additional workspaces appear after invitation and acceptance.
What is a project?
Section titled “What is a project?”A project is the focused testing area for an application, product, service, or delivery area.
Projects contain repository test cases, requirements, releases, executions, test runs, defects, labels, and project settings.
How do I create a project?
Section titled “How do I create a project?”-
Open a workspace from the Workspaces page.
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Go to the Projects page.
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Select Create Project and fill in the create-project window:
- Project Name, required.
- Project Code, exactly 3 characters.
- Project Description, optional.
- Optional project role assignments for workspace users.
Learn more in Creating a Project.
Who can create projects?
Section titled “Who can create projects?”Project creation depends on workspace permissions. If Create Project is not available, ask a workspace administrator to review your role.
Can users access multiple projects?
Section titled “Can users access multiple projects?”Yes. A workspace user can have access to one or more projects.
Access can come from direct project roles or inherited group access.
Can I remove project access without deleting a workspace user?
Section titled “Can I remove project access without deleting a workspace user?”Yes. Direct project access can be removed without deleting the workspace user.
If the user still has inherited access from a group, remove the user from the group or remove the group’s project access.