Public or private partnership: which one should you create?
Understand the joining flow, privacy model, and best use cases before opening a Nayo partnership.
The right visibility depends on what the partnership is trying to achieve and how sensitive its work will be.
Use public for discovery
A public partnership is easier to discover and can support a straightforward join experience. It suits communities, open programs, and opportunities where owners want to attract members at scale.
Use private for controlled work
A private partnership is designed for invited or approved members. It is the safer starting point for client accounts, agencies, managed services, and work involving confidential documents or credentials.
Separate people when necessary
Not every member needs to know or communicate with every other member. Purposeful rooms and direct conversations allow an owner to coordinate account holders, clients, and workers according to the operating model.
Change when the business changes
Owners can update partnership visibility and rules later. Explain material changes clearly so members understand what is becoming public, what remains private, and what action is expected.