WPS Collaboration on Windows: Introduction

Last updated:July 17, 2026

WPS Collaboration on Windows helps administrators set collaboration restriction rules for specific roles in enterprise scenarios; it includes 3 core tasks, 0 available without membership and 3 membership-related items.

At a Glance

MetricValueNotes
Core tasks3Matches the number of rows in the How-to Index
Available without membership0Matches the number of Free rows in the index
Membership-related items3Matches the number of membership-related rows in the index
Version limitsNone specifiedApplies in environments with the required enterprise collaboration permissions

About This Feature

Overview

In this context, Collaboration refers to enterprise role-based collaboration control in WPS 365. It can be used to set restriction rules for groups such as executives and employees who are preparing to leave, such as preventing others from starting chats and reducing unnecessary interruptions.

Core tasks include:

  • Turn Executive Mode on or off: Quickly enable or disable the full set of collaboration restriction rules.
  • Add or edit roles: Configure the role name, role members, collaboration rules, and supplemental rules for different groups.
  • Delete roles: Remove roles and their related rules when they are no longer needed.

This feature is suitable for executive protection, sensitive-role collaboration control, and permission tightening before employee handover.

System Requirements

ItemRequirement
OSWindows device
App versionIt is recommended to use the latest WPS 365 client
NetworkKeep the device connected when opening the admin console and saving rules
OtherSign in with an enterprise account and make sure the account has the required admin permissions

Download & Installation

ItemNotes
Official DownloadWPS Office Free Download
Post-install CheckOpen the WPS 365 client and confirm that you can access the admin console and see the related Security Control entry

Source: WPS download page

Compare with Alternatives

DimensionWPSMicrosoftGoogleNotionAdobe
Capability SummarySupports role-based collaboration restriction rules in enterprise management scenarios, with Executive Mode for centralized role and rule management.Microsoft 365 focuses more on real-time co-authoring, sharing, comments, and version-based collaboration in Word.Google Docs focuses more on cloud-based real-time editing, comments, version history, and access controls.Notion focuses more on page sharing, guest access, and layered permissions for workspace content collaboration.Adobe Acrobat focuses more on PDF sharing, review, comments, and link-based collaboration.
WPS AdvantagesAdvantage: Supports direct collaboration restriction rules for specific enterprise roles. Distinct: Lets admins turn the mode on or off and maintain role rules from one management path.Compared with WPS: the cited Microsoft page emphasizes document co-authoring and comments rather than role-based restriction rules for specific enterprise groups.Compared with WPS: the cited Google pages emphasize online document collaboration and granular document permissions rather than a role-based restriction mode.Compared with WPS: the cited Notion page emphasizes page sharing and permission assignment, but it does not describe a centralized executive protection mode.Compared with WPS: the cited Adobe page emphasizes PDF review and commenting workflows rather than enterprise role restriction rules.
Official SourceCollaborate on Word documents with real-time co-authoringGoogle Docs product pageSharing & permissions settingsShare PDF files for review

Overall Conclusion: If your priority is role-based collaboration control for specific internal groups, WPS provides a more direct management path for that scenario. If your work centers on document co-authoring, page sharing, or PDF review, Microsoft, Google, Notion, and Adobe each focus on different collaboration models.

Use Cases

#ScenarioTarget UsersCore Pain PointSolution
1Executive collaboration protectionEnterprise management teamsFrequent interruptions from unrelated collaboration requests or chatsTurn on Executive Mode and restrict collaboration actions from others
2Sensitive-role isolationFinance, legal, and core technical rolesNeed to reduce unnecessary collaboration contactAdd roles and configure collaboration rules
3Permission tightening before departureManagers handling departing employeesCollaboration boundaries may be unclear during handoverUse role rules to limit related collaboration actions
4Unified rule maintenanceEnterprise administratorsRules for multiple roles are scattered and harder to maintainCentrally edit roles and supplemental rules in Executive Mode
5Role cleanupEnterprise administratorsOld roles remain in the system and reduce management efficiencyDelete roles and rules that are no longer needed

Membership & Benefits

This feature is designed for enterprise collaboration scenarios. The 3 tasks in this guide are all membership-related items; review benefit differences first, then choose a subscription path that fits your organization.

Free vs WPS Premium

FeatureFree UserWPS Member
Enterprise collaboration management capabilitiesDepends on the actual account permissionsCan be used together with enterprise plans and account permissions
Executive Mode configurationRequires the corresponding enterprise permissionsRequires the corresponding enterprise permissions
Role rule maintenanceRequires the corresponding enterprise permissionsRequires the corresponding enterprise permissions

Source: WPS Office pricing page

Recommendations

Use CaseRecommended PlanReason
Personal use or standard document workFreeSuitable when enterprise collaboration management is not required
Organizations that need role-based collaboration controlWPS membership or an enterprise planBetter suited for using collaboration management and rule configuration with enterprise account permissions

How to Subscribe

Source: WPS Office pricing page