When you’re working off a company server/workspace and you need to make a “small” schematic symbol tweak that affects everyone, you can’t treat it like a one-off local edit. In this video I walk through the correct Teams/Enterprise workflow in Altium Designer using Altium Develop (the online workspace ecosystem). The example is simple—making pin numbers not visible on a schematic symbol—but the point is bigger: you need a controlled, traceable update path for anything that lives in the shared ECAD library. I start from the schematic where the symbol is already placed and showing pin numbers. Then I go: right-click the part → Part Actions → Show CMP (yeah, the naming is weird) → locate it in the workspace → Edit. Inside the component editor I toggle the pin number/designator visibility (the “I” option) so the numbers disappear. After that, I close/save, and I save to server—not just locally—and I leave a clear note describing the change. Finally, back in the design, I run Part Actions → Update Selected from Libraries, validate, execute the ECO, and the schematic updates. It’s a few steps, but that’s the cost of doing enterprise hardware work correctly. One wrong change or missing note can break a system-level design, so everything matters.