Multi-Workspace Meeting Scenarios

Learn how Agency Hero handles meetings with participants from multiple workspaces, including primary workspace assignment, cross-workspace visibility, and intelligence extraction rules.

Published
3/10/2026

Overview

Agency Hero organizes all activity around workspaces — client workspaces, deal workspaces, team workspaces, and marketing workspaces. When you schedule or join a meeting, participants may belong to different workspaces within your organization. This article explains how Agency Hero handles these multi-workspace scenarios.

How Meetings Are Associated with Workspaces

Every meeting in Agency Hero is associated with one or more workspaces based on the participants involved. When you invite people from multiple workspaces to a single meeting, Agency Hero’s meeting rules determine which workspace should be the primary home for that meeting’s intelligence, transcripts, and follow-up items.

Primary Workspace Assignment

Agency Hero uses workspace meeting rules to assign a primary workspace to each meeting. This ensures that meeting intelligence, action items, decisions, and transcripts accumulate in the most relevant workspace context.

The primary workspace assignment affects:

  • Where the meeting appears in workspace activity feeds
  • Which workspace’s topic taxonomy and knowledge base are used for intelligence extraction
  • Where action items and decisions are created by default
  • Which workspace agents have access to the meeting context

Cross-Workspace Visibility

Participants from different workspaces can access meeting content based on their workspace permissions. If you’re a member of multiple workspaces involved in a meeting, you’ll see the meeting in each workspace’s context, though intelligence items are anchored to the primary workspace.

Meeting Intelligence Across Workspaces

When a meeting involves multiple workspaces:

  • Intelligence extraction uses the primary workspace’s topic taxonomy and knowledge sources
  • Action items are created in the primary workspace but can reference participants from other workspaces
  • Decisions and risks are logged to the primary workspace’s intelligence ledger
  • Meeting transcripts are stored once but accessible to authorized participants across workspaces

Configuring Workspace Meeting Rules

Workspace administrators can configure meeting rules that determine how multi-workspace meetings are handled. These rules typically consider:

  • Participant email domains
  • Calendar event metadata
  • Meeting title patterns
  • External vs. internal attendee ratios

Contact your workspace administrator if you need to adjust how meetings are routed between workspaces.

Next Steps

For more information on workspace configuration and meeting intelligence, see the Workspace Settings documentation.

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