An owner
For example, Dana MercerDana keeps billing to herself, makes her sales lead an admin, and gives each seller only their own LinkedIn account.
Teams
Everyone gets their own login on Team and Enterprise. Admins run everything, and members work only on the LinkedIn accounts you give them.
Up to 5 members on Team and unlimited members on Enterprise. Starter and Pro have one login.
What it does
Every person has their own login and a role, and sees the LinkedIn accounts that role allows.
How you use it
On Team, under Invite a member, type their Email and choose the Role.
Tick the LinkedIn accounts they can use and press Send invite. Admins can use them all.
They open the link and create an account with the invited email address.
The three dots on a person's row hold Make admin or Make member, Assign accounts and Remove from the team.
Who it is for
Dana keeps billing to herself, makes her sales lead an admin, and gives each seller only their own LinkedIn account.
Luis looks after every account and workflow, and invites new colleagues.
Sam works on his two assigned accounts. He sees their inboxes and alerts, and nothing else.
Plans
| What is compared | Starter | Pro | Team | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| People who can log in | 1 | 1 | 5 members | Unlimited members |
| Roles: owner, admin, member | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Client workspaces | No | No | No | Yes |
On Team, the 5 seats count members and open invitations together.
Questions
Yes. On Team, the 5 seats count members and open invitations together. Cancel an invitation to free its seat.
No. The owner is the person who created the organisation.
No. Only the owner sees billing.
"Make a new link" gives the invitation a new link and 14 more days. The old link stops working.
Card required. Cancel before day 8 and you are not charged.