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September 13, 2021
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Personal ID and Business ID

  • September 13, 2021
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I am Admin for the Adobe portal. 

 

I have a couple of users that created a personal ID with their work email. 

I have added their work email address, and created a business ID and added a Adobe Standard Licence. 

 

Now when the user logs into https://account.adobe.com/ it goes automaticlly to their Personal ID, and no licenses is assigned to that account. 

 

How can I have them use their Business ID, and not their Personal Account? 

 

-Xander

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Correct answer Vikrant R

After you add the users to the Admin Console, they'll get an email invitation to join the team. Ensure that they click the "Get started" button/link on that email to join the team.

 

Once they've successfully joined the team, users will get an option to choose between a personal and business profile. They can access the apps and services by choosing the Business profile. Users can also select an option to choose the most suitable profile automatically. See Manage Adobe profiles

 

 

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Vikrant R
Vikrant RCorrect answer
Inspiring
September 14, 2021

After you add the users to the Admin Console, they'll get an email invitation to join the team. Ensure that they click the "Get started" button/link on that email to join the team.

 

Once they've successfully joined the team, users will get an option to choose between a personal and business profile. They can access the apps and services by choosing the Business profile. Users can also select an option to choose the most suitable profile automatically. See Manage Adobe profiles

 

 

danielb8942129
Participant
September 14, 2021

Hi,

 

Trouble I'm having, is that the welcome email never arrives. They get the email when I assign a license like Adobe Pro, but not the one joining them to the team, so then they sign up with a personal account instead. Something is broken here, and it isn't an email deliverability issue.