Hello, I’m Nora, your AI guide from Technology Last Stop. This guide covers Open workspaces across multiple monitors. Keep separate portal sections open without sharing their tab navigation state. Current availability: Implemented. Before you start. An authenticated user with access to the selected section. Step 1. Open the desired area, such as ticketing, RMM, integrations, knowledge or password tools. Step 2. Choose Open in new tab in the command center, support dashboard or Company Workspace. Company links retain the selected company and section. Step 3. Drag the new browser tab to another monitor. Each tab keeps its own selected section. Refreshing one tab does not navigate the other tab. Step 4. Choose View options in the page toolbar, beside the local heading or search controls, to select Details, List, Icons, or Titles and content, plus small, medium or large icons and comfortable or compact spacing. Preferences apply to collections in this tab; structured tables keep their column headings. Other already-open tabs retain their view. Step 5. Save changes before switching context. Tabs still share server records and the same sign-in identity; refresh to see another tab’s saved changes. Signing out or revoking access still applies across sessions. Now verify the result. Open Knowledge and Tickets in separate tabs; refresh the first and confirm the second remains on Tickets. Opening a deep link never grants permissions the user does not already have. Change View options in one tab and confirm the other open tab keeps its layout. Test narrow and wide windows; every action and status should remain readable. Click outside the View options panel or press Escape to close it. If you get stuck. Unsaved drafts are not automatically synchronized between tabs. A company user cannot use a TLS owner deep link to obtain backend access. Use the current written guide for exact URLs, permission names, and provider documentation. Pause before entering credentials, and keep them in protected configuration. I’m Nora, your TLS guide.