A structure your team uses — not works around.
Folder taxonomy & permissions
A folder structure designed for the way your team actually works. We map your org chart, define naming conventions, and turn the permission policy into a matrix anyone on your team can read.
A good folder taxonomy is the difference between a workspace people use and a workspace people work around. We map your departments, projects, and external collaboration patterns; we choose a consistent naming convention; we decide which folders inherit and which break inheritance on purpose. The permission matrix is delivered as a Google Sheet (or Excel) so you can keep it accurate over time.
Highlights
- Org-chart aware folder taxonomy
- Naming convention document
- Permission matrix (Google Sheet / Excel)
- Sharing rules for clients, contractors, and vendors
What you receive
- Folder taxonomy diagram (PDF)
- Permission matrix spreadsheet
- Naming convention guide
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