Overview
Imagine if the rooms in your Sococo workspace had walls and project boards that team members could use to post URLs to calendars, project dashboards, and third-party web applications. This is possible with the Sococo Shares feature, which allows collaboration within the Sococo rooms and spaces.
Shares can provide access to information and tools between rooms. Anyone who clicks on a Share icon can view the Share. Shares are easy to set up and view.
This article provides detailed information about Shares and how to use them.
Information
You can add multiple Shares in each room. When a room runs out of obvious display space, one of the Share icons will become a +n icon.
The +n Share icon looks like this - , showcasing the number of additional Shares. When you click on the +n Share icon in the same room as your avatar, you can click on the title of any Share to view, edit, or remove it. When you click on the +n Share icon in another room, you can only view the Shares (by clicking on their titles); you cannot edit or remove them.
Shares Visibility
Shares are visible to anyone from anywhere in the workspace.
Users can see the icon and title of any posted links, but if the document on the link is password-protected, users would need to enter the credentials to access the file.
Process
Viewing, Editing or Deleting a Share
- Once a Share is created, hover over its icon to see the title from anywhere in the workspace.
- Click on the Share icon.
- When you are not in the same room as the selected Share, you can only view the Share by clicking on its title.
Note: You have to be in the same room as the Share to edit or delete it. - When you are in the same room as the selected Share, you can view, edit (with a pencil icon), delete, or add a new Share:
- When you are not in the same room as the selected Share, you can only view the Share by clicking on its title.
- After clicking on the title of the selected Share, it opens in a new tab.
Note: If the file is password-protected (by the third-party application), please reach out to the file owner.