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# Find a Workspace

Here's a step-by-step guide to find a  **"Workspace".**

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For the workspace to be found, it must be **public.**
{% endhint %}

The process is documented in two tabs: **New Account** (for first-time users) and **Existing Account** (for registered users).

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{% tab title="New Account" %}
1\) To search for a space when creating an account, right after registering your login details, choose the “**Find a space**” option.

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2\) Then enter the name of the space you want to find. If found, the search will bring up the workspace with this name. Click on it and then click on “**Next**”.

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3\) Check that the workspace is correct. If so, click on “**Access this space**”.

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4\) Access to the workspace will be subject to administrator approval. To do this, you will need to **request access**. After filling in the field, click on “**Send**”.

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That's it! Now just wait. You will receive an e-mail when your access request has been accepted.&#x20;
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{% tab title="Existing Account " %}
1\) There are two ways to find a space when you already have an account: "**Home**" or "**Profile**."

* **Home:** On the "**Home**" page, click the “+" button on the left side.
* **Profile:** In the upper right corner, select "**My Profile**" from the dropdown menu next to your name.&#x20;

In the "**Your spaces**" section, click "**Add space**".&#x20;

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2\) When you click on any of the above options, the screen for adding a space appears. To find a new space, choose the “**Find a space**” option.&#x20;

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3\) Next, enter the name of the space you want to find. If found, the search will bring up the workspace with this name. Click on it and then click on “**Next**”.&#x20;

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4\) Check that the workspace is correct. If so, click on “**Access this space**”.&#x20;

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5\) Access to the workspace will be subject to administrator approval. To do this, you will need to **request access**. After filling in the field, click on “**Send**”.&#x20;

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Done! Now just wait. You will receive an e-mail when your access request has been accepted.
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