If necessary, sign in with your username and password to your existing Dropbox account. Check your email for the invite to join your organization's Dropbox team account. Every Dropbox account is linked to an email address, which allows you to verify your identity and receive notifications about your account. Once that's done, you can verify your email address and join a Dropbox Standard, Advanced, or Enterprise account. Remove any files or folders that you don't want to transfer to a Dropbox team account. Verify that all of the files and folders that you want to transfer are in your Dropbox account. Note: You can only join one team, even if more than one team appears on /team.You'll want to do a couple of things before transferring an existing account to a Dropbox team account: An admin of the team can then accept or deny your request. If you’d like to join an existing Dropbox Business team, visit /team to see the list of teams you can join. Learn more about transferring an existing Dropbox account to a Dropbox Business team. Sign in with an existing Dropbox account, or create a new account. Note: If you’re being prompted to sign in to your personal account when you click Join your team, ask your admin to cancel and resend the invitation to your work email address. Follow the prompts to create a new Dropbox account or, if your organization has enabled single-sign on (SSO), sign in to your SSO provider. To accept an invitation you received via email, open that email and click Join your team. Follow the instructions below for the type of invitation you received. How to accept a Dropbox Business invitationĪdmins can invite you to their Dropbox Business team by email or a team invite link. 
If you haven’t received an invitation, you can request to join a Dropbox Business team. To join a Dropbox Business team, you need to accept an invitation from that team’s admin.
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