Search helps you find accessible communities, people, conversations, and shared work without first knowing which part of Visual Space owns them. Use this guide to understand the discovery experience, choose the right scope and filters, or follow a complete search journey.
Start Here
Search is the main overview. It explains what Search can find, how global and space discovery differ, where results open, and why access stays with the original content.
A mixed search lets you compare categories before narrowing the query.
Understand Search
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Search Scope And Access - Compare Global and space-scoped discovery, understand which result families change, and see why switching scope never expands your permissions.
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Results And Filters - Learn how content families, ranking, time ranges, previews, result counts, media layouts, and returning to results work together.
Find What You Need
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Find Content Across Visual Space - Begin broadly, refine a mixed result set, open the best-supported match, and return without losing your search.
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Search Within A Space - Keep one query inside the current community, broaden it to Global when needed, and verify the active boundary.
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Find Documents And Media - Focus on files, folders, Visual Space documents, and media previews, then continue in Documents.
Related Guides
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Organizing Goals - Use the search and filters built into a Goals area when you already know the work is a goal.
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Share A Goal In Chat - Find an accessible goal by name or reference while composing a message.
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Files And Previews - Continue from a document result to understand previews, viewers, downloads, and fallback file cards.