Workspaces & tenancy
A workspace is an organisation’s isolated environment in Gamut. Every AI system, assessment, piece of evidence and user belongs to a workspace, and one workspace’s data is kept separate from every other.
Isolation
Section titled “Isolation”Gamut is multi-tenant: many organisations use the platform, but each operates in its own workspace with strict isolation between them. Your governance records, evidence and users are never visible to another organisation, and access is scoped to the workspace you belong to.
This isolation is a deliberate security property, see Security & data handling.
What lives in a workspace
Section titled “What lives in a workspace”- The AI system registry and discovery results.
- Assessments, evidence and findings.
- The agent register and agentic governance.
- Users and roles.
- Workspace configuration, including SSO and entitlements.
Belonging to more than one workspace
Section titled “Belonging to more than one workspace”Some people work across more than one organisation or environment, for example advisers and auditors. Where that applies, a user can belong to multiple workspaces and switch between them, always acting within the one currently selected.
Workspace status
Section titled “Workspace status”A workspace has a status that controls access. An active workspace operates normally; a suspended workspace is locked out entirely until reactivated. Administrators manage this as part of account lifecycle.
- Users & roles: control who can do what.
- Single sign-on: connect your identity provider.
- Plans & entitlements: what features the workspace has.