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Create a regional workspace

Define the operating boundary before campaign work begins: brands, markets, people, access and review ownership.

Typical time: 15–25 minutes For: Organization administrators and regional operations leads Before you start: A named workspace owner and the initial market list
Product guide · Updated 20 July 2026

Use the system as one operating record

A workspace is the controlled operating area that holds campaigns, people, provider rules and review history for a related part of the organization. It is not a folder for every asset the company owns. Set the boundary according to who needs shared context and who must remain separated.

  • Region, brand and market scope
  • Role-based workspace access
  • Agency and local-team boundaries
  • Organization-managed sign-in
01

Choose the operating boundary

Create one workspace for a region, brand group or business unit that shares campaign context and governance. Separate unrelated legal entities, agency clients or teams with materially different provider and data rules.

Start with the smallest boundary that supports the first live workflow. Additional workspaces can be introduced when ownership, access or commercial scope genuinely differs.

Check before continuing

  • Name the organization and workspace owner
  • Record the brands or portfolio in scope
  • Add the countries and working locales
  • Identify any agency or partner boundary
02

Add markets and language context

Add the markets that will create, adapt or review campaign work. FrescoAds supports a regional Spanish operating base alongside market-level Spanish variants and PT-BR workflows; the exact locales required by a campaign remain explicit in its brief.

Market membership controls operating context, not automatic translation. Local terminology, product availability, offers and legal requirements must still be supplied and reviewed by the responsible team.

Check before continuing

  • Regional Spanish convention is identified where used
  • Brazil work is assigned to PT-BR
  • Market-specific locale variants are recorded
  • A local owner exists for every active market
03

Assign people by responsibility

Invite only the people needed for the initial workflow. Assign access according to the decisions a person owns rather than relying on job title alone.

Administrators control structure and policies; creators work with briefs and assets; reviewers receive named decisions; observers use read-only visibility. Available role detail depends on the contracted deployment.

Check before continuing

  • Administrator coverage is confirmed
  • Creators can access only relevant work
  • Required reviewers are named
  • Observers cannot change campaign records
04

Scope external participation

Agency and partner access should be restricted to the workspace, campaign or review responsibility they need. Do not give external collaborators regional visibility merely because they participate in one asset or market.

Before source files are uploaded, review whether partners can see other brands, markets, prompts, provider choices or approval history.

Check before continuing

  • External access has a business owner
  • Partner visibility matches assigned work
  • Confidential brand context is not broadly exposed
  • Access end dates are recorded where appropriate
05

Confirm the sign-in and control path

FrescoAds accounts are provisioned through an activated organization; there is no public self-service registration. Enterprise identity routing and SSO are configured during deployment when contracted.

Complete an access review before moving production content into the workspace. If a user cannot sign in, the workspace administrator or FrescoAds account support should verify provisioning rather than creating a second public account.

Check before continuing

  • Organization-managed access is understood
  • SSO requirements are documented where applicable
  • At least one recovery contact is known
  • Initial access review is complete

The workspace has a clear owner, boundary and first campaign path.

People can see only the work they need, every active market has an owner, and production can begin without relying on informal access decisions.

  • Owner and administrator coverage confirmed
  • Markets, locales and partner boundaries recorded
  • First campaign team can enter through the approved sign-in path

Clarify the operating boundary

Not automatically. Use separate workspaces when access, client, brand or provider policy must be separated. A regional workspace can contain multiple markets while still assigning local responsibilities.

Follow the campaign workflow

Campaign planningBuild a campaign briefTurn the objective, audience, offer, product truth and market requirements into one production record.GovernanceReview security controlsUnderstand access, model routing, evidence, retention and enterprise review paths.Model operationsChoose approved modelsDefine provider sets and route image, video, language and supported audio work by task.