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Get to know Coplace. Try it with your team.

Learn how Coplace works, assess the fit for your team, and plan your setup. A starting point for product, security, and technical resources.

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Maya W. · TodaySample note

The first-week plan

Our plan for welcoming new teammates.

Decision

We’ll start the first day with introductions and a short workspace tour.

Try editing the decision in this sample note.

Let’s keep the first-week guide in this channel’s Canvas tab.

What comes next

TaskOwnerStatus
First-week guideMayaIn progress
Channel descriptionsAlexIn progress
First-day scheduleJamieTo do
Start with the product examples: switch between a project plan, meeting notes, and a team handbook.

Find the resource you need.

Move from a product tour to an evaluation shaped by your requirements. Explore messages, notes, and tasks through one real project.

Your first workspace

Start with a small team and real work.

For a first trial, start with a channel, a shared note, and a few tasks with owners. Build the flow around your team’s daily work, then explore more capabilities.

Start a conversation
Create a project channel and describe its purpose so teammates know which information belongs there.
Prepare the shared note
Bring the project’s purpose, decisions, and links together in Canvas. Give teammates a clear starting point when they need context.
Define the next step
Create a few tasks in Lists with an owner, status, and date. Review with your team which flow works for you.

Questions about getting started

How should we start trying Coplace as a team?

Choose one project or team. Create a channel, prepare a shared Canvas note, and assign owners to a few tasks. Use the product examples to explore the flow and the product guide to prepare your own workspace.

Where can we see what each plan includes?

Review the current catalog and feature scope on the plans and pricing page. Use the same catalog when considering user counts, advanced capabilities, and deployment needs.

Where should a technical evaluation begin?

Review identity, access, and audit topics on the security page. If you are considering your own infrastructure, also explore the on-premise page. Bring your requirements and open questions to a technical discussion.

Prepare your first workspace.

Start with the product guide. Prepare your team’s channels, shared notes, and task flow step by step.