Learn how to manage members, groups, roles, access requests, invites, space duplication, and how to find and organize spaces in Pivot.
This guide covers how to manage members, access, and structure within a space in Pivot. You’ll learn how to add and organize members, create groups and custom roles, handle access requests and invites, duplicate spaces for reuse, and find and organize spaces using search, sort, and filters. These tools help keep spaces organized as teams grow, access changes, and work evolves over time.
In the Members tab of the space settings, you can view, manage, and organize members based on roles, status, and membership tiers.

The Groups tab provides a structured way to organize members into teams. Each group includes: - Group name: The designated name for the group (e.g., Courses). - Roles: Assigned permissions within the group. - Member since: Date members joined the group. - Members: Visual representation of members through avatars.

Click the Add new group button to create and manage groups within the space.

The Requests tab allows space admins to review and manage incoming access requests. Each request includes: - Name: The requester’s name or email address. - Request Sent: The date and time of submission. - Message: Optional message provided by the requester. Admin actions:

The Invites tab in space settings displays pending invitations. Each row shows:
Admin actions:

The Create new role window allows you to define specific permissions for space members.

Create a copy of an existing space—structure, pages, and blocks—so you can reuse a setup for a new project, client, or course without rebuilding from scratch.
Only space members with editing access and organization super admins can duplicate a space. Members are not copied to the new space. The user who runs the duplication becomes the architect of the new space.
Go to the space you want to copy and click the ⋯ menu (top right).
The duplicated space appears in your Spaces list and is ready to edit.
Quickly locate and manage spaces from the My spaces page. You can search by name, sort by recent or early activity, and filter by label or space type. All controls can be combined.
Use the search bar at the top to find a space by name.
Change the list order to surface what you need first.
Narrow the list to specific categories.
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