> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.tally.site/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Workspaces: how Tallysight organizes branding and data

> Workspaces are the primary organizational unit on Tallysight, grouping analysts, widget configs, branding, and sportsbook affiliate settings.

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.

<Note>
  "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.
</Note>

## What a workspace contains

| Component                     | Description                                                                          |
| ----------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Analysts / users              | The platform users who create picks and betslips under this workspace                |
| Widget configurations         | Default settings applied to widgets embedded for this workspace                      |
| Branding                      | Custom colors (light and dark variants) and logos shown inside every embedded widget |
| Sportsbook affiliate settings | The affiliate links and sportsbook restrictions applied to odds displayed in widgets |

## 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.

## 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:

```html theme={null}
<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`).

## 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](/concepts/widgets-overview#shadow-dom-isolation) for details.

## 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.