Not necessarily — it depends on whether those teams work on the same or different projects.
If all teams collaborate on one product, share documentation, and follow the same QA and release process, a single SQAI license is ideal.
It centralizes communication and ensures consistent AI-driven testing across the team.
However, if departments handle distinct applications, environments, or clients, separate workspaces help maintain data privacy, permission clarity, and reporting accuracy.
General rule of thumb:
Same product or domain → One license.
Different product, client, or department → Separate licenses.
Example:
The internal IT QA team testing your HR software should not share a workspace with the client-facing product QA team — their contexts and data are entirely different.