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Working in spaces

Spaces are sections of Qlik Cloud Analytics used to both:

  • Collaboratively develop apps
  • Control access to apps

You can find your spaces using the spaces drop-down in Catalog (in the Analytics activity center) or Browse (in the Insights activity center). To learn more about the different sections of spaces, see Navigating spaces.

Personal spaces

Your personal space is your own private work area. You cannot share apps from your personal space and other users cannot collaborate with you. Users with the Private Analytics Content Creator role can create analytics content in personal spaces.

Shared spaces

Shared spaces are used to develop apps collaboratively and share them with other users in the space. A team might have a shared space for the private development and consumption of their own apps.

Tenant and analytics administrators and users with the Shared Space Creator role can create shared spaces.

Working in shared spaces

Managed spaces

Managed spaces are used for providing governed access to apps with strict access control both for the app and the app data. In a managed space, only the space owner and target app consumers can open the apps. No other users can open the apps in the managed space unless they have been given permission.

Information noteManaged spaces are not available in Qlik Sense Business or Qlik Cloud Analytics Standard.

Apps in managed spaces are developed in personal or shared spaces and published to the managed space. Members need the Can publish permission in the managed space to publish.

Tenant and analytics administrators and users with the Managed Space Creator role can create managed spaces.

Working in managed spaces

Data spaces

Data spaces are governed areas of your Qlik Cloud tenant that are used to create and store data projects in Qlik Talend Data Integration.

Working in spaces in Qlik Talend Data Integration

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