Genuinely isolated, not just labeled that way. A client, vendor, or partner sees their own conversation — never your internal team, never anyone else's.
Mixing client conversations into your internal channels is how confidential things leak. Each partner gets a genuinely separate space.
Client A has no idea Client B even exists in your Workspace — real isolation, not a visibility setting someone could get wrong.
Someone on your team owns each partnership directly — not a shared inbox nobody's actually watching.
Four steps, every real partner relationship, from the first invite onward.
An internal team member sets up a new External Team for the relationship — one team, one real partner.
Invite the partner directly by email — or, if it makes sense, make the team discoverable so people can find and request to join.
The partner sees only their own conversation — never your internal team, never any other partner's team.
The handler stays in control of the relationship — broadcasts, live streams, escalations, all reachable right from the same channel.
A small consultancy runs five client relationships privately — plus one open channel anyone can find.
Nobody can search for or discover these — only a direct email invite gets someone in.
A deliberate, opt-in exception — the consultancy chose to make this one team findable.
If a join request doesn't go through, that same person and team pair waits 4 hours before retrying — a different public team is unaffected.
Try StaqOn with your team and your partners. External Partner Channels are included from the first day.
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