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<pclassName="subtitle">Learn about the Enterprise Starter plan tailored for individuals and teams wanting private code indexing and search to leverage the Sourcegraph platform better.</p>
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The Enterprise Starter plan offers a multi-tenant Sourcegraph instance designed for individuals and teams. It offers the core features of a traditional Sourcegraph instance but with a simplified management experience. This plan provides a fully managed version of Sourcegraph (AI + code search + omnibox, with privately indexed code) through a self-serve flow.
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The Enterprise Starter plan offers a multi-tenant Sourcegraph instance designed for individuals and teams. It provides the core features of a traditional Sourcegraph instance but with a simplified management experience. This plan provides a fully managed version of Sourcegraph (AI + code search + omnibox, with privately indexed code) through a self-serve flow.
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## Team seats
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## Workspace settings
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After creating a new workspace, you can switch views between your personal and workspace accounts. Once you are in your workspace, you can configure the**Workspace settings**. These include options for:
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After creating a new workspace, you can switch views between your personal and workspace accounts. You can configure different**Workspace settings**. These include options for:
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-**General Settings**: Helps you configure how your workspace is described or accessed with options like workspace name, URL, and deleting the workspace
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-**Users**: Manage permissions, assign seats, or invite new users
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A workspace admin can invite new members to their workspace using their team member's email address. Once the team member accepts the invitation, they will be added to the workspace and assigned the member role. Next, the member is asked to connect and authorize the code host (GitHub) to access the private repositories indexed in your Sourcegraph account.
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If you skip this step, the member won't be able to access any of the private repositories they have access to. However, they can still use the public search via the Sourcegraph code search bar.
From the Repository Management settings, workspace admins can configure various settings for connecting code hosts and indexing repositories in their workspace. You can index up to 100 repos per workspace.
- Use the public code search to add and index open source repos in your workspace
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- Add multiple organizations to index private repos
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When you add a new organization, you must authorize access and permission for all repositories or selected ones. To index a repository from your organization,
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- Click and select it from the repository list
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- Next, from the search bar, type the repo name you are looking for
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- Click it to add the repository to your workspace
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- The status of the repos will change to **TO BE ADDED** in the right sidebar with a **Save Changes** button
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- Next, the repo gets a **QUEUED** status, and it takes some time to process
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- Finally, it gets indexed with a **CLONED** status
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As you add more repos, you get logs for the number of repos added, storage used, and their status. To remove any repo from your workspace, click the repo name that changes the repo status **TO BE REMOVED**. Click the **Save Changes** button to confirm it.
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