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Workspace Access Blocked Screen: What It Means and How to Get Back In

What the workspace access blocked screen means and what to do when you see it.

Written by Kylie Decipeda

If you land on a workspace and see a message that it's inactive, this article explains why and how to get back to your account.


Why You're Seeing This

The screen reads "This workspace is inactive," along with the workspace's name and ID (for example, "Archive-Test (ID: 12345)") so you can see exactly which workspace is affected. This happens when the subscription tied to that workspace has lapsed, ended, or been disabled.


If You Have Other Active Workspaces

You'll see a Switch to an active workspace option with a dropdown. Pick a workspace from Select a workspace and click Continue to switch into it right away. Log out is also available if you'd rather sign in as someone else.


If You Don't Have Any Active Workspace:

You'll see two options instead of the switcher:

You can also use the chat bubble in the corner of the screen to reach support directly instead of emailing.


Related Articles

For more on why a workspace goes inactive and how to reactivate it, see Inactive Workspaces. To switch between workspaces you already have access to, see Switching Between Workspaces.

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