Please allow pairing of more than two accounts.

I would find this useful as I have needed this option a handful of times in the past two years. 

I have 3 accounts, one personal, one for work and the third one of a project. And it would be awsome if I could change between accounts without signing out every time. I know that my password is saved in the cellphone but it would be great ti do this, like for example on IG that you can do this. It's just an idea to make the app more dinamic. Thanks!

This would be incredibly helpful as I work for a company for have my own business account. 

I think if you add the switch account feature, it's will be very helpful for all users. We can very easily switch a dropbox account.

This feature is very popular for others cloud storage. So, I think this is one of the valuable features of dropbox.

Thank you.

It’s vital than this can be implemented asap. This limitation Is so off brand for a company that gives vast and robust options for storage handling and file sharing that for those of us who need to run two business team accounts (at least) 

an agency has a team, and is team member of brands they represent. The main account you owe , let’s say the agency account, should be- in this case- the Main account and the teams we were asked to join (which we are collaboretors or admins but not owners) could be  manage from a single second account?

LOL @ "Status changed to: Not for right now"

YOU mean NEVER before you go under!

OneDrive does this, it cant be that hard if Microsoft manage it right. Mahahaha

OK now some real help for those stuck trying to work out what to do.

Issue : Dropbox only lets you match 1 biz and 1 personal account PER WINDOWS USER

Resolve : use more than one WINDOWS USER

#1 create a common folder and permission it with EVERYONE access (see windows help for how to permission) example is C:\ALLDropbox

#2 Create user  subfolder that lets use ID what Windows User these folders are for.

example C:\ALLDropbox\jstolder

#3 using the Dropbox app move the Dropbox parent folder to C:\ALLDropbox\jstolder

#4 create a new windows user and login to it lets call this JSTheSecond

#5 sign up to Dropbox make the Dropbox parent folder to C:\ALLDropbox\jstolder2 (you might need to make the folder)

#6 set the Dropbox app of JSTheSecond to NOT START on startup

#7 return to the first user, and create a shortcut in the startup folder 

that runs

C:\Windows\System32>runas.exe /savecred /user:JSTheSecond  C:\Program Files (x86)\Dropbox\Client\Dropbox.exe

That's it besides the first time you run the shortcut you have to type in the password for the JSTheSecond windows user account, the /savecred above then saves it and your done.

Dropbox of the first account will load as normal, and the dropbox of the second windows account will load inside the first windows account. two dropbox icons two companies covered

Repeat for 3, 4, 5 etc, I at one time had 4.

As a freelance video editor, I was just brought onto Client A's team account and which forced me to change the login email for the personal account I had been using to connect with clients up til now. Now Client B is sharing assets to the business email address which has been sucked into the Client A's team space and I can't find a way to share to my personal account (which I had been using for Client B's previous projects) without asking the client to re-send the invitation to the other address. Might not seem like a big deal to ask for  another invitation, but I know from experience that once you have multiple email addresses in any client's address book, it increases the possibility of lost messages and confusion when that client refers other business to you. That's bad enough when I have access to both email accounts and it would be even worse if I ask clients to create an email within their company for me just for Dropbox purposes.

If I were to add folders from Client B (and C, D, E, F, etc.) into my personal folder that is now in Client A's space, I couldn't guarantee the security since Client A's admin could look at those files. Even so, I did a test by added a folder from Client B (with publicly available files for security purposes) into my personal folder on Client A's team space then saved it to my personal Dropbox (both online and drag-and-drop in the Finder)- the result: the folder lost connection with access permissions for other uses- that means I won't see when they add assets and save new versions of project files since the directory is now just a duplicate that exists independently my Dropbox. 

There needs to be an option to add directories for multiple teams under the same login. Freelance contractors are a reality for so many businesses nowadays, it's hard to understand why Dropbox would be designed around such old ideas of how work gets done.

Seng loved how much effort you put into your post, now you should try reading the one directly before it for what you should do. 😛

@Server_Align I read it before I posted. I'm on Mac, not Windows, but even if do the same thing on Mac, it only smoothes out file organization on my end on one device (and doesn't work for iOS) and doesn't touch the multiple email address problem as far as I can tell.

I have multiple businesses

Each has its own dropbox account
I should have the ability to sync multiple business accounts into the one computer

i know a lot of people who are forced to use a personal account just to be able to sync 2 accounts to one computer