In NocoDB, bases are organized within workspaces. To build database schema or to work with tables, fields and data in a base, your initial step involves either creating a new workspace or receiving an invitation to join an existing one, typically extended by a workspace owner.
Upon signing up to NocoDB, an initial workspace is automatically generated on your behalf.
Then you have the ability to either [modify its name](/workspaces/actions-on-workspace#rename-workspace) or creating an entirely new workspace.
In the following section, we will guide you through the process of creating your NocoDB workspaces.
In the following section, lets look at the process of creating your NocoDB workspaces.
## Create a workspace
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When you start a new workspace, you automatically become the owner. Once your workspace is set up, you can [create tables](/tables/create-table) and [invite others](/workspaces/workspace-collaboration) to join and work together. You can invite as many people as you want, and you can create as many tables as you need in your workspace. But remember, there can only be one owner, and only the owner can delete the workspace. Upon registration, an initial workspace is automatically generated on your behalf. You have the ability to either [modify its name](/workspaces/actions-on-workspace#rename-workspace) or establish an entirely new workspace.
When you start a new workspace, you automatically become the owner.
Once your workspace is set up, you can [create tables](/tables/create-table) and [invite others](/workspaces/workspace-collaboration) to join and work together.
You can invite as many people as you want, and you can create as many tables as you need in your workspace.
But remember, there can only be one owner, and only the owner can delete the workspace.
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The self-hosted plan includes a default workspace, and it does not allow the creation of additional workspaces.
Naveen MR
1 year ago