Scopes & visibility
How Personal, Team, Client, and Enterprise scopes decide who sees an analysis and who pays.
Last updated 2026-07-01
What a scope is
A scope is the context you are working in. It controls two things: who can see what you produce, and whose token wallet pays for a run. Switch scope from the header scope switcher.
| Scope | Who can see results | Who pays |
|---|---|---|
| Personal | Only you | Your own wallet |
| Team Workspace | Workspace members (if shared) | The workspace owner's wallet |
| Agency client | Members assigned to that client | The agency owner's wallet |
| Enterprise | Enterprise members | The enterprise owner's wallet |
Shared vs private
When you run an analysis inside a Team/Agency/Enterprise scope, you choose per run: "Shared with team" (visible to the container's members — the default) or "Private to me" (only you can see it). This lets you keep drafts private while publishing finished intelligence to the group.
Pooled billing
In org scopes the owner's wallet funds analyses, and per-container / per-member budgets can cap spend. See the hub guides below.