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Switch between teams

If you're on more than one team — your own product team, a client's team you've been invited to, a team for a side project — switching between them is a one-click action. Your session and sign-in stay the same; only the data you're looking at changes.

1. Open your dashboard​

Your dashboard opens on whichever team you were last on. The team name shows in the header, and your email with your role on that team sits at the bottom-left of the sidebar. That bottom-left chip is the account pill — it's the entry point to team switching.

Open your dashboard

2. Open the team switcher​

Clicking the pill expands it into the TEAMS list — every team you're a member of, with your current team checked. The menu also has your profile link, theme toggle, and sign-out.

Open the team switcher

3. Click the team you want​

Click the team you want to switch to. There's no confirm dialog — the app switches you in and reloads the dashboard on the new team.

Click the team you want

4. You're now on the new team​

The dashboard reloads on the team you picked. The team name in the header is the fastest confirmation. The sidebar also updates to reflect what you can do here — regular members won't see Billing or Team Settings — and the account pill in the bottom-left shows your role on this team (owner, admin, or member).

You're now on the new team

5. Or press ⌘K to jump​

For the keyboard-first folks: press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows/Linux) from anywhere to open the command palette. Start typing and the palette filters live — pages, settings, your teams, and (for super-admins) customer teams all appear in one list. Pick an entry and press Enter to jump.

Or press ⌘K to jump

When to create a second team​

Most TrustedLogin accounts only need one team — one product, one set of customer sites, one support flow. Create a second team if you:

  • Support two separate products with different branding. Each team has its own name, REST endpoint, and plan, so a customer granting access sees the right name.
  • Run a client services business where each client gets their own team name and branding. Each client team can have its own billing — useful if clients pay their own subscription costs.
  • Want separation of duties between a staging and production support operation, though most teams just use different Connector installs for that.