A space is a group of managers and users.
Managers manage tasks and user and manager accounts within a space. Users can create and work on tasks as well as view other users’ tasks within a space. Managers and users can access only their space. Only an administrator can create a new space.
Spaces can be related to other spaces. Members of such spaces can mutually share tasks and work on them together. Only administrators can add related spaces.
Managers and users can view the space page by clicking 
Space in the top-right corner of the screen. Administrators can go to a space page from the Spaces section.
Space tab
The Space tab contains detailed information on a space, as well as the full table of its members.
The following information about a space is available:
•Space name: displayed at the top of the page.
•Tasks expire in: the expiration period of all tasks within this space in days or hours and minutes (if the task expires in less than a day). When tasks expire, you can no longer work on them. By default, tasks expire in 10 days, and after that only old reports remain available.
•Tasks used: the number of tasks used in this space out of its task limit, if any. If a limit is not set, the value is Unlimited.
•Members: total number of managers and users in this space.
•Date created: date and time when the space was created.
•Note: space description.
Only an administrator or a space manager can add or edit a space description. Click 
Note to add a description. Click 
Menu on the right of the space description and select the corresponding option to edit or delete the description.
Only administrators can change space names, set task expiration period, task limits and block spaces.
Space members
The full table of all space members is displayed below the space information. For each member, the following information is available in the table:
•Name;
•Email;
•Role: Manager or User;
•Status: Active or Blocked;
•Tasks (Open/Closed): the number of tasks opened and closed by the member;
•Date created.
You can sort the data in descending/ascending order by clicking 
in the column of the table containing the data you want the table to be sorted by.
Filter and search
You can filter the member table and search across the table.
You can filter the table by the following parameters of the member account:
•name,
•email,
•status,
•date created.
To set a filter for the member table
1.Click the 
Filter icon above the table.
2.Select the filtration parameter.
3.If it is Name, Email or Status:
•Select the check boxes next to the values of interest.
If it is Date created:
•Select the dates of interest. To set a time period, click the start date and drag the cursor to the end date.
4.Click Apply.
You can select only one parameter for a filter. Set multiple filters to filter the member table by multiple parameters simultaneously.
To search across the member table
1.Enter your query into the 
Search field above the table. Search is executed dynamically as you type.
2.Left-click outside the search field or press the Enter key to lock the query.
The search and filtration operations are performed on the data currently displayed in the table. If you set a filter or search across the table, the following search or filtration operation will be applied to the results of the previous one.
Managing member accounts
The Space tab also allows administrators and space managers to manage member accounts: create a new account, edit or delete an existing one. Users can only edit their own account details in the 
Profile menu.
To create a new member account
1.Click 
above the member table.
2.In the New user pop-up window, select a role (Manager or User) and enter a name, email address, and password.
3.Click Create.
An administrator or manager can edit member account details: change the role of a member (to Manager or User), their name, email address, block or activate an account, or set a new password for an account.
Figure 7. Editing member information
1.Hover over the row of the member account you want to edit in the table and click 
in the right part of the row (see Figure 7).
2.Enter the changes in the User information pop-up window.
3.Click Save.
This pop-up window also allows you to block the member. The blocked member will be unable to continue using the service. Only an administrator or manager can activate a blocked member account.
To block or activate a member account, use the Status toggle in the User information window.
You can also delete a member account if the member no longer uses the service. You will not be able to restore a deleted account.
1.Hover over the row of the member account you want to delete in the table and click 
in the right part of the row.
2.Confirm the action.
Dr.Web FixIt! allows you to create mutual relations between spaces, so that you can share tasks with members of other spaces. It can be beneficial for organizations that have multiple spaces for different divisions.
Only an administrator can add related spaces. Managers and users can share tasks with related spaces added by an administrator.
For an administrator to view or edit the list of related spaces, click the 
Related spaces button in the top right corner of the space page.
Figure 8. Related spaces
To add a related space
1.Click next to the page title.
2.In the Add space pop-up, find the space you want to set as related and select the corresponding check box.
3.Click Add.
After that, managers and users of both spaces will be able to mutually share tasks.
List of support requests
From the Space page, you can go to the list of support requests for all tasks in the respective space.
To go to the Support requests page, click the Expert support requests button in the top right corner of the page.
Figure 9. Expert support requests button.