# Spaces

## What are Spaces?

Spaces are your place to collect and save what’s important to you.

Within Spaces, you can save views (saved searches) and organise them within folders. You can create as many as you like.

Spaces are collaborative and accessible to everyone.

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## How to create a Space

When you set up your account, a Space called `[your name]’s Personal Space` will be created.

To create a new Space:

1. Open Team spaces from the sidebar
2. In the top right, click ‘New space’
3. Give your space a name (if you’re a Product person, you might name it after your product)
4. Click ‘Create’

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## How to add to and organise a Space

### Add to a Space

To add a new View to a Space:

1. Open Team spaces from the sidebar and select your Space
2. In the top right, click the ‘+’ button and select ‘View’
3. Name your View and select ‘✔️’
4. Open the View and [use the search function](https://support.sauce.app/fundamentals/how-to-search#make-a-search) to customise your View
5. When you’re done, make sure to click ‘Update View’ to save your changes

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### Create folders

1. Open Team spaces from the sidebar and select your Space
2. In the top right, click the ‘+’ button and select ‘Folder’
3. Name your folder and select ‘✔️’

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### Organise Views in a Space

1. Hover over a View
2. Click the folder icon
3. Choose the folder that you’d like to move the View to

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