“Workspace”, “org”, “organization”, and “network” all refer to the same concept. You may see any of these terms in legacy embed code or support documentation. They are interchangeable.
What a workspace contains
Workspace examples
Two representative workspaces on Tallysight are The Athletic and Sports Interaction. Each has its own creator roster, brand palette, and platform partner setup that flows through to every widget they embed.The workspace config parameter
Every Tallysight widget accepts a workspace parameter that tells the widget which workspace’s data, branding, and partner settings to load. Pass it as a data-tallysight-widget-config-workspace attribute on the embed element:
the-athletic or sports-interaction).
How workspace branding works
Each workspace can define a custom color palette for both light and dark modes. The branding model covers 12 color properties per theme:- Border colors: accent, primary, secondary, tertiary
- Background colors: accent, primary, secondary, tertiary
- Text colors: accent, primary, secondary, tertiary
workspace parameter, the widget fetches the workspace’s branding from the Tallysight API and applies it through CSS variables. Your page’s stylesheet does not interfere because widgets render inside a Shadow DOM. See Shadow DOM isolation for details.
Workspace scope vs. platform scope
Some widgets offer two content scopes:- Workspace scope (
communityScope="workspace"): shows predictions from creators in your workspace only. This is the default. - Platform scope (
communityScope="platform"): shows predictions from all creators across Tallysight.
data-tallysight-widget-config-community-scope attribute.