Why doesn't shared computers see InDesign file saved to Cloud?

After saving from my computer, why can't our other shared computers see the files in Creative Cloud?

Your CC account comes with a Dropbox-like syncing feature that lets you share folders with other CC users.

To share or collaborate on an InDesign file, you have to save it and its placed assets into your Creative Cloud Files folder, which is by default installed at the top level of your computer's user folder. Any files saved into that folder are automatically sync'd and backed up to an Adobe Cloud server. If you have CC installed on two computers under the same account, the entire Creative Cloud Files folder on both machines are automatically sync'd. You have to watch your file naming—some characters are not allowed i.e., / or :

To share a specific folder's contents with other CC users, right click the folder and choose Collaborate or View on Website where you have the option to invite other CC users to sync the files to their computers:

However, I don't necessarily recommend that particular way of sharing files. Many of us prefer to use a different way of sharing files like Dropbox which provides more flexibility ​and provides better backup of shared assets. Using Creative Clouds assets currently has very limited backup.

Do you have individual subscriptions for each workstation for Creative Cloud, or do you have a Teams account? I'm not so familiar with Teams accounts so if you are I can point you to another forum specifically for that.

For individual accounts files saved in your Creative Cloud asset are not immediately shared. Each individual Adobe ID has its own set of files.You can choose to share them.

To learn more about how to do that look at the articles here:

Creative Cloud Help | Creative Cloud User Guide