Accounts
An account is the core identity model in Playbooks. It gives each developer their own settings, data, and activity while also allowing them to create or join teams when they need to collaborate under a shared entity.
How It Works
- Every user has an individual account.
- That account is responsible for its own profile, settings, preferences, and activity.
- At the same time, a user can create or join one or more teams.
- You can then switch between your personal account and any team account you belong to, depending on who you want to act as.
Individual and Team Context
Your individual account is where your personal activity begins. It is used to discover plays, save content, submit work, and manage your own experience on the platform.
Teams extend that model into a shared context. When you switch into a team, you are acting on behalf of that organization rather than yourself.
For more on seats, roles, and shared ownership, see Teams.
Related Settings
Accounts are closely connected to other parts of the platform, including billing, merchant setup, and collaboration. Those concepts are documented separately so each page can stay focused.