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Rename “Workspace” to “Team” across the app — Published · live on your site
Refinar/Acme
app.acme.io/workspaceapp.acme.io/teamLive preview
Settings /WorkspaceTeam
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4 people · 2 seats left on the Growth plan
MCMaya Chenmaya@acme.ioOwner
DODaniel Okafordaniel@acme.ioAdmin
PNPriya Nairpriya@acme.ioMember
LWLeo Walshleo@acme.ioInvited
Acme is running from your code. What should change?
Rename “Workspace” to “Team” across the app
Updating the nav…
Done. It says “Team” in the nav, the page title and 6 other places.Published · live on your site
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