Please allow pairing of more than two accounts.

Please Dropbox, this is crucial for freelancers/contractors who work with multiple businesses.

Hello,

I currently have multiple Business Accounts and a single Personal Account. It is very inconvenient and inefficient to be unable to have multiple accounts easily accessible on my app.

For example, If I am running multiple businesses out of one office, and I need to upload receipts for multiple businesses, I am required to sign out and sign in... This is slowing me down and creating issues.

Please develop the software to support having multiple and separate subscriptions (i.e. Businesses) and a personal all on one application. The payment for subscriptions would remain separate for business accounting purposes, also files and who has access would remain different for individuals in each company. This seems like a quick and powerful move for Dropbox.

I am guessing there are a number of users looking for this capability and don't know they have to vote to get dropbox to consider it. I don't understand why this is so difficult for dropbox to offer or understand. My situation is I have a Dropbox accounts for my department at work, my personal account and a non-profit association for which I serve as a board member and as Treasurer. I really don't understand why I can't link all three accounts at a minimum on my home computer. The privacy issue seems pretty bogus as my workmates don't have access to my personal files because I currently have both the work account and personal account linked on my personal device. Or do they? and if that's the case, that's a big issue that Dropbox hasn't made it's users aware of. And echo Melissabreau above - why are you punishing customers?

• I use dropbox between my several machines to manage my business and occasional small projects + deliverables.
• I also work with some colleagues as a design collective, for which we maintain a "teams" account (using different email address) for long term accessible shared storage, which work great.
• but now:  a client wants to add me as team-member to their dropbox.  (this would also use a different email address…)
• plus I’m considering setting up a “teams” account for a nonprofit I’m part of, as we need distributed storage.  (again, different email address.)

Hey Yall, Dropbox won't allow this unless we make some noise. Please get more people to come here and vote. Like A LOT more people.

Thanks 

I totally agree this is a BASIC function for all of us subscribed not only to a “premium” plan but, in most of the cases in this post, we are all in professional plans.  I’m currently paying for 3 licenses with a Team plan because I work with very big files for various clients and I need to keep outtakes and archives etc and this is mainly because I can’t split accordingly in the accounts that should be. So I’m basically paying for licensed im not using, so I can offer my clients solutions I wouldn’t be able without it

I work on multiple teams and am a member of two business/paid dropbox accounts. Currently, I can only have one of them synced/accessible in my windows explorer and synced to my computer. In today's world of networking across multiple teams, this seems archaic. Please consider removing this limitation and allowing multiple paid business accounts to co-exist on one computer.

Thanks for the follow-up, MusetheFirst!

I moved your idea to this relevant one, which you can up-vote, to show your support.

I hope this helps!

@MusetheFirst

the only way to make this happen is to share this thread, spread this link around, and have many other users vote here. It is not so simple for them to implement this, so our only hope is to get lots and lots of votes to make some noise internally at DB. Thanks 

fjazzfjazz 

Stop deluding yourself, they are not going to do this because they either cant or don't want to.

And as for how hard it is, It would be piss easy, multiple copies of dropbox can run now to cover multiple accounts you just have to sign them in with different user profiles, so just a case of managing the source data into one account.