This FAQ covers how Offyces organizes workspaces, projects, chat, files, approvals, and onboarding so teams can evaluate the product without piecing the model together from multiple pages.
Each user can belong to multiple workspaces. A workspace contains projects, conversations, files, reminders, approvals, and execution records. Projects keep related channels and files together without forcing the whole team into the same stream.
Yes. Workspace invites and memberships can be scoped to the whole workspace or restricted to selected projects. Those boundaries flow through project channels, files, notifications, and execution surfaces.
Files are workspace assets that can be created, edited, reopened, and shared back into chat. That lets a team keep a durable file history while still posting the right version into a channel or thread when it is ready for review.
Messages can feed reminders, approvals, work items, and repo-linked delivery artifacts. The goal is to keep the decision trail, the working file, and the execution record connected instead of scattering them across tools.
Users can sign in with verified email links or GitHub. Workspaces can invite teammates directly, and beta access can be managed through direct invites or waitlist follow-up depending on the rollout mode.