For IT leadership & IT teams

A project tool that already knows your IT policies.

SSO via OIDC or SAML, provisioning via SCIM 2.0 or LDAP, permissions down to functional areas and open interfaces - you manage access, not exceptions.

IT cockpitMonday · 08:04
148
Active users
3
Sync runs today
41/42
Webhooks delivered
  • Directory sync
  • Webhook deliveryRetrying
  • AI token budget82 %
  • Audit trail
OKWarning
SCIM sync: 3 users provisioned

Sound familiar?

The business buys a tool - and IT ends up running yet another island.

Yet another tool with its own passwords

No SSO, no provisioning, its own user management: every new tool becomes an island that nobody officially operates.

Permission sprawl

Who can actually see what? The answer lives in a spreadsheet from two years ago - and every exception breeds the next one.

On- and offboarding as busywork

New colleagues are added to every project by hand - and leavers stay active because deleting them would tear the history apart.

Automation and AI as a black box

Something changed a status, someone is using AI with company data - without a log, without a budget, without an off switch.

A working day with WORKSPACE.PM

From directory sync in the morning to AI governance in the afternoon: five stations where IT sets the framework.

08:30

New colleagues are already in

The directory has synced: accounts created, roles mapped, every run logged. You lift the new group into the project with one click - the project role travels along automatically.

User groups in detail
Engineering · 9 peopleProject Atlas
Project role travels along automatically
10:00

Check permissions instead of guessing

38 permission areas with up to four levels, globally and per project. Protected system roles prevent anyone from locking themselves out - and the per-role change history answers every compliance question.

Roles & permissions
NoneViewEditorAdministration
38 areasglobal + per project
11:30

Wire a webhook to your own system

Signed webhooks with a rotatable secret and a full delivery log, plus the REST API with OpenAPI documentation. Test delivery included - you debug with a log instead of guesswork.

Integrations & interfaces
  • task.completed200
  • risk.created200
  • report.approvedRetry

Signed, rotatable secret - delivery log per endpoint

14:00

Automate an approval process

The process runs as a diagram with deadlines and escalation. Automated steps run under a system actor - cleanly separated from personal accounts, every process version with a changelog.

Workflow automation
  • Change status
  • Trigger webhook
  • Generate PDF
+3 more actionsExecuted by the system actor
16:00

AI rollout under control

Per-person token limits are enforced server-side, every writing AI action needs confirmation - and when in doubt, the tenant-wide kill switch stops AI completely.

AI assistant & governance
Token budget · month82 %
Kill switch: disable AI tenant-wide

Limit enforced server-side

And in between, your own project work: bugs, spikes and maintenance routines on the team board - the toolbox below takes you there.

Your toolbox

Six areas IT teams use to operate WORKSPACE.PM - and to work in it themselves.

Your IT in interplay

IT sets the framework - identity, permissions, interfaces. Every other role works safely within it.

IT

Identity, permissions and interfaces come from one place - one data base, one set of rules.

PMO

Gets cockpits and reports from a system that enforces your permission and approval logic.

For the PMO

Executive management

Sees metrics without extra tools - every analysis within the permissions granted.

For executive management

Operations

Plans capacity and machines in the same tenant - without shadow databases.

For operations

Boards & committees

Decide on approved, immutable report snapshots - with proof instead of hearsay.

For committees

Security that does not become a burden

Control is enforced server-side - the standard case stays a matter of minutes.

Fits into your identity stack

Single sign-on via OIDC or SAML, provisioning via SCIM 2.0 or LDAP sync - self-service, secured through DNS-verified domains. And enforced SSO locks nobody out: the emergency account stays reachable.

Open standards instead of lock-in

Files can live in your SharePoint, CMIS DMS or S3 storage. The REST API with OpenAPI documentation and signed webhooks keep every exit open.

AI that knows your rules

Every writing AI action needs confirmation, permissions are never diluted, token budgets are enforced server-side - and the kill switch is yours. Optionally with your own key or locally hosted models.

Frequent questions from IT

What IT leads want to know before rolling out.

Single sign-on via OIDC and SAML, push provisioning via SCIM 2.0 and LDAP sync (e.g. Active Directory) - including mapping IdP groups to roles. Every provisioning run is logged.

38 permission areas - 18 global and 20 project-level - with up to four levels from none to administration. Custom global and project roles are freely definable, and every role change is recorded in the change history.

Yes: a REST API under /v1 with Swagger and OpenAPI documentation, per-tenant API keys and signed outgoing webhooks with a delivery log. API keys are deliberately simple, tenant-wide machine credentials. External AI clients connect through the MCP endpoint - via OAuth as an individual person, with that person's permissions.

Microsoft Teams runs through a central app - no own Azure registration - with interactive cards acting under the linked person's identity; the integration is being rolled out in stages. Beyond that: Zapier, Trello import and Miro embedding.

You generate the data processing agreement under Art. 28 GDPR as self-service - with an immutable version archive. Plus: a support allowlist, tenant self-deletion with double confirmation, and deactivate-instead-of-delete until final GDPR erasure.

Set the framework - the system handles the rest

Try WORKSPACE.PM free for 30 days - with SSO, permissions and interfaces the way your IT expects them.