Onboarding and workspaces

Learn how to create a personal or team workspace after your first sign-in and prepare your materials and brand environment.

A workspace is the basic unit in Rhetis for managing projects, Knowledge documents, styles, assets, and credits together. When you first sign in, you prepare a workspace by entering only the information you need step by step.

Choose personal or team

Ways to start

Personal workspace

Best for drafting on your own or starting in an experimental space. Confirm the default workspace name and continue right away.

Team workspace

Choose this when you want to manage teammates, materials, styles, and projects together. You can set a workspace name and invitation emails first.

This choice is meant to keep initial setup simple. You can manage members and workspace information later from Settings.

Complete onboarding

  1. 1

    Choose how to start

    Choose a personal or team workspace. Even if you choose a team, you do not need to enter every complex security or policy setting.

  2. 2

    Choose your first deliverable type

    Choose sales and proposals, investment and pitching, management and weekly reporting, product and strategy sharing, education and onboarding, or freeform writing. This selection helps tailor the first conversation and recommendations quickly.

  3. 3

    Enter workspace information

    Enter a workspace name. For a team workspace, invite teammates by entering multiple email addresses separated by line breaks or commas, and add a company domain if needed.

  4. 4

    Upload reference material

    Upload PDFs, documents, research material, or existing slides. If you do not have material yet, choose Later to skip this step.

  5. 5

    Upload brand material

    Upload a logo, brand book, or reference images. You can create styles separately after starting a project, so you may skip this step as well.

  6. 6

    Start the workspace

    When setup is complete, Rhetis creates the workspace and processes the selected materials. The workspace may still be created if some material processing fails; you can add the material again from Knowledge or Style.

[Image placeholder · IMG-ONB-01] The first onboarding screen with personal-workspace and team-workspace selection cards shown side by side
[Capture guide · IMG-ONB-01] Capture both cards’ titles, descriptions, and selection state. Use only one state: either personal workspace selected or team workspace selected.
[Image placeholder · IMG-ONB-02] The first-deliverable selection screen showing six deliverable options
[Capture guide · IMG-ONB-02] Capture at desktop width so that sales and proposals, investment and pitching, management and weekly reporting, product and strategy sharing, education and onboarding, and freeform options are all visible in one screen.
[Image placeholder · IMG-ONB-03] A screen for entering a team workspace name and multiple teammate email addresses
[Capture guide · IMG-ONB-03] Use Rhetis Demo Team as the workspace name and fictional invitation addresses such as [email protected] and [email protected]. Do not use a real company domain.
[Image placeholder · IMG-ONB-04] A reference-material upload drop zone with selected fictional file names visible
[Capture guide · IMG-ONB-04] Capture one selected PDF and one selected PPTX file. Use recognizable fictional names such as customer_research.pdf and existing_deck.pptx.

Name your workspace

  • Use a name that makes the team or purpose immediately clear.
  • If you operate multiple organizations, include both the company and team names.
  • Before splitting every client project into a separate workspace, decide whether members, materials, and credits need to be shared.
  • In workspaces for external collaboration, take care not to upload internal-only materials automatically.

Complete items skipped in onboarding

  • Add reference materials from Knowledge in the left navigation.
  • Create a new style from Style with images and prompts for brand materials.
  • Invite teammates from Workspace settings in the profile menu.
  • You can freely change the first-deliverable type later in each project prompt.

Knowledge, styles, assets, and credits are managed at the workspace level. Before creating a project, confirm that the correct workspace is selected.

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