Multi-Homing Records
Have the same record live in multiple workspaces at once, with synchronized fields and comments.
Multi-homing lets a single record appear in more than one workspace at the same time. Unlike copying a record, the multi-homed instance is the same record — edits, custom field values, comments, attachments, and checklists stay in sync everywhere it appears.
When to use it
- Cross-team visibility — a deal that lives in Sales also needs to show up in Onboarding’s pipeline.
- Shared work without duplication — a marketing brief belongs to both the Content workspace and the Q3 Campaign workspace.
- Avoid copy-paste drift — instead of duplicating a record and trying to keep two copies in sync, multi-home it once.
Adding a record to another workspace
- Open the record.
- Open the record’s action menu.
- Pick Add to workspace (or drag the record from one workspace’s sidebar entry onto another).
- Choose the target workspace and the list it should land in.
The record now appears in both workspaces. The list position is independent — the record can be in different lists in each workspace it lives in.
What stays in sync
The following are shared across every workspace the record lives in:
- Record name and description
- Custom field values that exist on both workspaces
- Comments and chat
- Checklists and checklist items
- File attachments
- Cover image
- Assignees, tags, dates
What is workspace-specific
These belong to the record’s instance in each workspace:
- The list it sits in — the record can be in “To do” in one workspace and “In review” in another.
- Workspace-only custom fields — a custom field that only exists on Workspace A only stores a value while viewed there.
- Position within a list — drag-order is independent per workspace.
Removing from a workspace
Open the record’s action menu in a workspace and pick Remove from this workspace. The record stays in every other workspace it lives in. Removing it from the last remaining workspace deletes the record entirely.
Multi-homing is different from Reference fields — references point at another record across a link; multi-homing puts the same record in multiple places. Use references for relationships (“this task belongs to this customer”); use multi-homing for shared ownership (“this record is part of both projects”).