Organizations and Workspaces
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To begin using Ratl.ai, the foundation of your experience starts with Organizations and Workspaces. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get started
An organization is the top-level entity in Ratl.ai. Admins are responsible for creating organizations and inviting team members. Only after an organization is established can members be added to the team. This is the foundation of your Ratl.ai environment.
Once invited by the admin, users need to sign up for an account using their email address. Email verification ensures secure access to the platform. Upon successful registration, users become part of the organization.
After setting up your account, the next step is to create a workspace. Workspaces can represent an application or hold user-related data. They serve as the environment where you will perform tasks such as generating functional tests, running load tests, accessibility tests and E2E integration tests.
Naming your Workspace: When naming your workspace, please make sure to use only hyphens to separate words. For instance : sample-workspace
Workspace Isolation: All data, dashboards, and agents operate within the context of a specific workspace.
Private vs Shared Workspaces: Workspaces can be Private (accessible only to the creator) or Shared (available to others within the organization). You can choose to create a new workspace or use an existing shared workspace.
With your workspace ready, you can fully leverage Ratl.ai's capabilities. Whether it's executing functional tests, running load tests, accessibility tests or performing end-to-end integration tests, everything stays organized and isolated within your workspace. Agents in Ratl.ai are also tied to specific workspaces, ensuring data integrity and contextual relevance.
