With Muzeek, you're able to create as many accounts as you need if you have different or unique teams. (For example: a band member with multiple bands, and agency who manages multiple artists and/or a venue group with multiple venues.)

If you need to add a new account, simply navigate to the top dropdown menu by clicking on your current account name and choosing Add New Account:
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By choosing the option above, you'll automatically become the Owner of the new account, and can invite new users to it uniquely in settings.

For Collective accounts that have a Roster, head to your Roster section and follow the below steps. (Rosters are only available for "Collective" account types on Muzeek; so if you don't see the Roster section in your account navigation panel on the left side, simply visit your Settings under the General tab and switch your account type to a "Collective". After saving your new account type, the "Roster" section should appear on the left navigation panel.)
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In your Roster section, click the [ + ] Add Account square on the left side:

Next, choose whether to Create a New Account or Invite an Existing account that's already on Muzeek:

Note: to invite an existing account, they must be added as your Contact first to surface them within the search.

If you create a new account within your Roster, you'll automatically become the Owner as well, and can then "switch" into the account using the top left dropdown menu on the dashboard.

If you invite an existing account to your Roster, you won't become a user on that account specifically, but your Collective account will be able to control specific actions related to bookings and events.

You can add up to 5 accounts on the Pro Plan and up to 25 accounts on the Premium Plan. (If you need more than 25 accounts in your Roster, contact us about our Enterprise Plans.) To learn more about what Plan is best for you and your team, head to your Plans & Billing section of your account Settings.

Once added, you can also customize the permissions or the color coding for accounts that you Roster, including hiding or showing specific information to them as you work on their behalf.

To learn more about using Rosters once you've added your accounts, head here.