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# Switching Teams

Change which team's resources and data are active in the Infron dashboard.

When you belong to more than one team, the active team determines which members, API keys, budgets, usage, and billing information you can view and manage.

## What changes when you switch teams?

Switching teams changes the active context across the dashboard, including:

* Dashboard metrics
* Members and invitations
* API keys
* Budgets and alerts
* Cost breakdowns
* Usage and activity
* Logs
* Balance and billing transactions
* Payment methods, top-ups, and invoices

Each team remains isolated. Switching teams does not copy or move resources between teams.

## Switching teams in the dashboard

The team switcher is located at the top of the dashboard sidebar. It shows your active team, avatar, and role.

To switch teams:

1. Open the team switcher at the top of the sidebar.
2. Select the team you want to use.
3. Wait for the dashboard to refresh with the selected team's data.

The switcher only lists teams you are allowed to access.

## Personal team

Every account has a Personal team. It always appears as **Personal**, regardless of the account email address, and is listed at the bottom of the team switcher.

Your Personal team is an individual environment:

* You are its owner and admin.
* It cannot have additional members.
* It does not show team member management or ownership transfer actions.
* Its API keys, usage, and budgets are separate from your shared teams.

## Roles in different teams

Your role can be different in each team. For example, you may be an admin in one team and a member in another.

After switching, the dashboard shows only the actions allowed by your role in the active team:

* **Admins** can manage members, team settings, API keys, budgets, and billing.
* **Members** can manage their own personal keys and view their own usage.
* **Billing managers** can view team-wide usage and manage billing, but cannot manage members or keys.

The owner label appears when you are the owner of the active team.

## Team-scoped API keys

Every API key belongs to a specific team. Switching the dashboard does not move an existing key to another team.

Before creating or copying a key, confirm that the correct team is active. Usage generated by that key is attributed to its owning team and follows that team's budgets.

## Losing access to a team

If an admin removes you from a team, that team no longer appears in your team switcher. Your access to your Personal team and any other teams is unaffected.

## Frequently asked questions

<details>

<summary>Why don't I see a team in the switcher?</summary>

The switcher only shows teams you currently belong to. Ask a team admin to invite you, or check that you signed in with the email address that received the invitation.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Does switching teams change my role?</summary>

No. Your role is assigned separately in each team. Switching only changes which team's data and controls are active.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Does switching teams move my API keys?</summary>

No. API keys remain in the team where they were created.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Why do dashboard values change after switching?</summary>

Usage, balances, budgets, keys, and billing activity are scoped to the active team, so each team can display different values.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Can I remove my Personal team from the switcher?</summary>

No. The Personal team is the permanent individual environment for your Infron account.

</details>

<details>

<summary>What happens if the active team is deleted?</summary>

Infron switches the owner back to their Personal team after deletion. Other former members also retain access to their Personal teams and any other teams they belong to.

</details>


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