Enterprise
Account, space, then project.
Your account holds spaces and projects — for example Platform, Payments, and Documentation. People and grants sit on the project. Changes write an audit trail on the server. Sign-in, sessions, and roles stay with the product service.
Structure
Lists, members, and grants live on the project.
That is the tree the product stores: account, then space, then project. Slugs are derived from names unless an administrator edits them. Northwind in the previews is a fictional sample account.
Access
Roles are scoped to the project.
Built-in roles are admin, member, limited member, and guest. Guests do not open the board. Members edit tasks. Workflow, people, and most settings stay with admin. The matrix covers board, roadmap, reports, knowledge, workflow, and people. Custom role profiles can refine it.
Programs
The same task model as the backlog grows.
Large programs stay on the same records across list, board, and reports. Workload bars show Sprint 18 allocation before hours slip. There is no second system for the plan.
Authentication
The product app shows. The product service decides.
Sign-in, sign-out, secure session cookies, project roles, integration credentials, and the audit log live on the product service. The marketing site does not issue sessions or hold workspace data.
This page does not claim third-party security certifications.
Audit
The item shows the change. The server keeps the record.
Priority changes, Git links, and mentions are visible on the task. Platform actions write an audit trail the product service stores. The browser is not the system of record.
Languages
English first — four additional locales.
English is the primary workspace language. French, Portuguese, and Italian are supported; Arabic uses RTL layout in the product, but translation coverage still varies by screen — validate with your team before rolling out Arabic org-wide.
- English
- العربية
- Français
- Português
- Italiano
Marketing locales include Arabic for completeness; we do not claim full Arabic product launch readiness yet.
A shared list is a grant, not a public board.
Someone can follow that list as a viewer, commenter, or guest without opening every project surface.