Consumer and company accounts

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1. 1Personal and company context
2. 2Role-aware company views
3. 3Addresses, team and business activity

• Track personal orders and customer conversations.
• Create or join a company with explicit roles.
• Separate business purchasing, second-hand listings and recruitment activity.

Workflow

1. 1

   Sign in to the consumer account and confirm personal identity.

2. 2

   Create, select or accept an invitation to a company context.

3. 3

   Use the role-visible profile, team, purchasing, marketplace or jobs view.

4. 4

   Choose the company at checkout or when publishing a business listing.

5. 5

   Return to personal context for individual activity.

Use the personal account

The personal context owns individual orders, messages, addresses, applications and second-hand activity.

• Keep contact and saved addresses current.
• Review order and application status from their dedicated views.
• Use privacy controls for exports, communication and account security.

Work for a company

A company is a separate context with legal details, business addresses and member roles.

• Owners manage membership and permissions.
• Buyers place and review company orders.
• Marketplace sellers and recruiters see only their assigned tools.

Prevent context mistakes

The selected personal or company context determines ownership of the next action.

• Confirm the company before checkout or publication.
• Do not reuse a personal address as billing data without review.
• Keep each employee on a separate user account.

Permissions and boundaries

• Company roles control profile, members, purchasing, marketplace and jobs independently.
• A company member cannot see another company unless separately invited.
• Personal history remains attached to the consumer rather than the employer.

When it goes wrong