How do I see who has access to a Confluence workspace?

Upshot: Instead of being able to check whether a co-worker has access to a workspace before sending them a link, I have to:

• Send them a link, hope they can open it
• When they can't, they have to contact an admin
• Delay...delay...delay

OR

• Contact an admin: "Does X have access to Y workspace?"
• Wait...wait...wait
• etc

There's no privacy or security advantage here. It just wastes the time of non-admins.

This falls under the same category as Atlassian making it impossible for end users to chose their own date and time format. It makes ZERO sense for that to be controlled by admins, when date and time formats are a personal preference — not to mention that it make things difficult for world-wide teams. And it's just like making it impossible for users to turn off Rovo, regarless of whether they'll ever use it, and no matter how much it gets in the way.

/Atlassian as going to Atlassian

But thanks for confirming. Appreciate the help.

Thanks for clarifying.

So, as I guessed, Atlassian makes it impossible for end users to see who their coworkers are in a workspace. Only Admins/Space Owners have access to see who their coworkers are in a workspace.

Hi @Rob Bl 

depending on your Space Settings there are still ways for End Users to see who has viewed a particular page.

If you use Folders then you may click on the Folder and see its contents and who collaborated on its contents. This is a feature that has been added very recently. 
Both of these Views can be limited by an Admin/Space Owner.
Depending on your needs you can apply to be a Manager in a Space. Managers have access to the Users of a Space and edit/manage all content.
There is also the possibility for an Admin to create a Custom Role. 

Best Regards,
Markus

Thanks, Markus. But the use case here is this:

• Our team has several workspaces
• I want to propose creating a project folder in one of those workspaces
• I can't tell who has access to each workspace, so I don't know which one to use for this project folder
• If I create it in Workspace A, but User X can't access Workspace A, then I've wasted my time creating it in Workspace A

UPSHOT: Finding out if User X has access to Workspace A should take 5 seconds, but there's no good, clear, simple, fast way for me to find out if User X has access to Workspace A. I have to either ask someone else, or create the content, sent User X a a link, and hope then can open it.

Hi Rob,

as far as I'm aware there is no easy way for a non-Admin User to verify who has access to which Spaces. Even with Admin Access it can be a chore depending on the greater organizational structure that is implemented (though there may be Marketplace Apps for this).
In your case I'd get in contact with a Confluence admin and ask the admin to supply you with an appropriate Workspace. Let the admin figure out how to make sure that all applicable Users have access to this Project Folder.

Confluence can be a very agile and dynamic workspace, but it also can be very rigid and strict. It all depends on how your Org/Team sets it up.