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    Hey y’all,

    I hear you on the frustrations here. Unfortunately just about everything account related is tied back to user who created the account and their email address, which is currently a unique mapping across Mailgun, so it’ll take a bit of work to allow this functionality.

    Until we’re able get this implemented, the workaround I use is plus addressing. For example, cfarmer+account1@mailgun.com and cfarmer+account2@mailgun.com allows me to essentially create multiple accounts using the same email (activation and notification emails will be delivered to cfarmer@mailgun.com). The majority of the major Mailbox Providers (Gmail and MSFT included) support this.

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    Richard Hancock commented  · 

    This feature can be implemented by adding a 'Teams' layer and attach all previous account info to it then have users be assigned to teams with roles. Problem solved.

    Add the Teams model, create default teams for each user, migrate billing to the team instead of the user, allow creation of roles, etc.

    Migration, even on the scale of Mailgun, shouldn't take more than a few months.

    But it is also this reason why I've been looking for other options to replace Mailgun in all of our projects. For a company that is developer friendly, this is very much anti-developer.

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