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With Enterprise Grid, you can oversee your company's multiple interconnected Slack workspaces from the Admin Dashboard. In this guide, we’ll cover the ABCs of administering Slack on Enterprise Grid:
Which settings can be controlled from your organization’s Admin Dashboard
How to move channels and workspaces to your Enterprise Grid
When and how to use an Enterprise Grid shared channel
Admin Dashboard controls
The Admin Dashboard provides Org Owners and Admins with a central, single point of access to manage large, complex organizations as they evolve.
A full list of settings and preferences can be found in the Admin Dashboard, but here are a few basic adjustments you can make to get started:
Because no two companies are alike, the design, structure, and size of your Enterprise Grid organization will be totally unique.
To build your organization, you’ll use these methods:
Create new workspaces
Move existing workspaces to your Enterprise Grid
Shuffle channels from one workspace to another
Your Customer Success Manager (CSM) will work with you to move workspaces, but moving channels is something you can do on your own! Our Help Center has more details to guide you:
Tip: Keep conversations organized with clear channel naming guidelines. Visit Organize and name channels for more!
Enterprise shared channels
An Enterprise shared channel is a channel shared with one or more different workspaces in your organization. Shared channels allow members to maintain focused workspaces, by providing a dedicated space for cross-functional work, knowledge exchange, or shared interests.
Org Owners and Admins can decide which members can manage shared channels. Members with this permission can create shared channels, share an existing channel with another workspace, and modify who can post in a channel.
Learn more about managing shared channels in our Help Center:
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