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A workspace is the organizational container for everything on Tallysight. It groups your analysts, widget configurations, branding settings, and sportsbook affiliate relationships into a single unit that every embedded widget references.
“Workspace”, “org”, “organization”, and “network” all refer to the same concept. You may encounter any of these terms in legacy embed code or support documentation — they are interchangeable.

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What a workspace contains

ComponentDescription
Analysts / usersThe platform users who create picks and betslips under this workspace
Widget configurationsDefault settings applied to widgets embedded for this workspace
BrandingCustom colors (light and dark variants) and logos shown inside every embedded widget
Sportsbook affiliate settingsThe affiliate links and sportsbook restrictions applied to odds displayed in widgets

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Workspace examples

Two representative workspaces on Tallysight are The Athletic and Sports Interaction. Each has its own analyst roster, brand palette, and sportsbook affiliate setup that flows through to every widget they embed.

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The workspace config parameter

Every Tallysight widget accepts a workspace parameter that tells the widget which workspace’s data, branding, and affiliate settings to load. You pass this as a data-tallysight-widget-config-workspace attribute on the embed element: 
<span
  data-tallysight-widget-type="tile"
  data-tallysight-widget-id="67ffcc2afd37cf9e44b636ed"
  data-tallysight-widget-config-workspace="the-athletic"
></span>
The value is the workspace slug — a URL-safe identifier assigned when the workspace is created (e.g., the-athletic, sports-interaction).

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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
When you embed a widget with a workspace parameter, the widget fetches the workspace’s branding from the Tallysight API and applies it via CSS variables. Your page’s stylesheet does not interfere because widgets render inside a Shadow DOM — see Shadow DOM isolation for details.

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Workspace scope vs. platform scope

Some widgets let you choose between two content scopes:
  • Workspace scope (communityScope="workspace") — shows picks and betslips from analysts in your workspace only. This is the default.
  • Platform scope (communityScope="platform") — shows picks and betslips from all analysts across all of Tallysight.
You set this on the Feed widget using the data-tallysight-widget-config-community-scope attribute.