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Teams (Beta)

Group client accounts into teams, control who has access, and switch between teams in a single Link My Books login.

Written by Ruth Buan
Updated this week

Teams let multiple people work together on the same Link My Books accounts and sales channels, without sharing logins. This is ideal for accounting firms and multi-person e‑commerce businesses.


What Teams do

  • Group client accounts and sales channels into a shared team workspace

  • Invite colleagues or clients by email (including people not yet registered on Link My Books)

  • Control who can manage settings versus just view and work with data

  • Quickly switch between teams or your personal workspace from the header


How to use Teams

  1. Create a team

    • Go to Settings → Teams

    • Click Create team, give it a name, and save

  2. Invite members

    • Open your team, click Invite member

    • Enter their name, email, and choose a role:

      • Admin – can manage the team, members, and shared accounts

      • Member – can work with the accounts shared with the team

    • We’ll email them an invite:

      • Existing users sign in and accept

      • New users sign up first, then join the team

  3. Share accounts with the team

    • As the account owner, choose which accounts/sales channels to share with each team

    • Use Account sharing to see all teams that have access and remove access when needed

  4. Switch between teams

    • Use the team selector in the header to move between:

      • Your current team

      • Other teams you belong to

      • Your Personal workspace

    • The account list updates automatically when you switch teams or when team membership changes


Impact for you and your clients

  • Accounting firms can organise client accounts by partner, office, or team and give staff controlled access.

  • E‑commerce businesses can give finance, operations, and advisors access without sharing passwords.

  • New team members get a clear invite email and see the right accounts as soon as they join.

  • Owners keep full control: they see which teams can access each account and can remove access in a few clicks.


Who has access and billing notes

  • Any user can be a member of multiple teams; there is no set limit.

  • When you add a new client account while working in a team, that account belongs to the team owner and counts towards the team owner’s plan.

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