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Studio gives your team a separate shared workspace. Its channels, automations, activity, members, and billing stay separate from each person’s Personal workspace. Studio includes up to 10 connected channels and 20 organization members.

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Create a Studio workspace

1

Choose Studio

Open Plan and usage, select Studio, and enter the name for the new workspace.
2

Complete checkout

Stripe handles the subscription. Studio billing belongs to the new workspace, not your Personal workspace.
3

Choose what happens to Personal data

Move your Personal workspace data into Studio or start Studio empty.Moving data includes personal Instagram and Facebook connections, automations, logs, click history, and analytics. Other workspaces are unchanged.
4

Finish setup

Replier creates and opens the Studio workspace. Use the workspace switcher to move between Personal and Studio later.

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Roles and permissions

Only the owner can transfer workspace ownership. Owners and admins can view the audit log.

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Invite teammates

1

Open Members

In the Studio workspace, open Workspace and select Members.
2

Send an invite

Select Invite a teammate, enter their email, choose Admin or Member, and send the invitation.
3

Share the invite if needed

Pending invitations include a copyable link. You can also revoke an invitation before it is accepted.
The teammate must sign in with the invited email. Joining Studio does not remove their own Personal workspace.

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Change access

Owners and admins can change a member between Admin and Member or remove them. Removing someone takes away their Studio access; the workspace’s automations and logs stay in place. When the owner transfers ownership, the selected member becomes Owner. The previous owner stays as an Admin unless removed later.

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Review the audit log

The Logs page records changes such as invitations, role updates, workspace renames, channel connections, automation changes, Studio setup, and billing state changes. Filter by member and open a row to inspect before, after, and metadata details.
Give Admin access only to people who need to manage channels or members. Member access is enough for teammates who create and edit automations.