In the top menu, tap your profile icon.
Tap Team requests.
Under Team requests, tap the check icon to accept, or tap the delete icon to decline the invitation.
TweetDeck’s teams feature allows multiple people to share a Twitter account without having to share the password.
When a team member logs in to TweetDeck with their own Twitter account, they will see the shared account in their Accounts tab, and in their New Tweet panel. Team members can enable login verification on their own accounts, which will keep their account secure (as well as any additional accounts in their TweetDeck).
With the teams feature, an account owner can grant individuals account access, without having to share their password with other people:
Owner
Admin
Contributor
Account actions vary slightly by client. For instructions on how to get started via TweetDeck, check out the following article:
Note: Account owners are responsible for the content posted to their accounts by authorized admins and contributors.
To set up your team:
Note: You might want to add your own Twitter account as an admin so that you can manage the team from your own TweetDeck. You can add up to 200 team members.
Only the owner of the shared account manages the password, phone number, and login verification settings.
Both owners and admins can manage the team.
To change a role or remove a team member via TweetDeck:
Note: Contributors do not have the ability to manage team accounts. Only admins can manage the team.
In the top menu, tap your profile icon.
Tap Team requests.
Under Team requests, tap the check icon to accept, or tap the delete icon to decline the invitation.
As a member of a team, you can post Tweets, Direct Message, like, and Retweet. You cannot change the password or manage account settings.
In the top menu, you will either see a navigation menu icon or your profile icon. Tap whichever icon you have.
Tap on Team requests.
Under Team requests, tap the check icon to accept, or tap the delete icon to decline the invitation.
As a member of a team, you can post Tweets, Direct Message, like, and Retweet. You cannot change the password or manage account settings.
From TweetDeck: Click Accounts in the navigation bar. You’ll see the Twitter account of the team you’ve been invited to join.
Click Accept or Decline.
If you accept, that account will now be shown in the Accounts tab, and your New Tweet panel.
As a member of a team, you can post Tweets, Direct Message, like, and Retweet. You cannot change the password or manage account settings.
If you no longer wish to be on a team you can remove yourself from that team.
To remove yourself from a team via TweetDeck:
You can change your settings to adjust who can invite you to a team on Twitter for teams section of your Privacy and safety settings on twitter.com.
Your list of team members shows everyone who currently has access to this account in TweetDeck, including those who have historically been given the password, as well as those who have been added as Contributors or Admins.
If there is a person showing in the list who should not have access, click Change role next to the person and select Remove from team. This will revoke access for that person in TweetDeck. For extra security, change your password and review which apps are authorized to access your account at twitter.com/settings/applications.
If you also own a sub-account and would like to view and manage its list of team members, you will need to log out of the account you are currently logged in to, then log back in to the desired account.
Your team members won’t lose access to your Twitter account unless you remove them from the team list in TweetDeck. Revoking App access to TweetDeck will not affect the list of team members.
Your team members won’t lose access to the account if you change the password. We encourage you to update the password so that only you (as the owner, or person who manages the account) knows it.
Team features are only available in TweetDeck.
The team management features are only available in TweetDeck. To add new members or change the role of existing members, you must log in to TweetDeck.
Using the teams feature means that your team members log in to TweetDeck with their Twitter account. They can enable login verification for the account they use to log into TweetDeck to help keep all shared accounts secure.
Twitter sends an email notification when you are invited to join a team account and when someone is invited to be on the team for one of your accounts. We think that this is an important notification about your team, so there is no unsubscribe option for them. If you wish to stop receiving “you’ve been invited” email notifications, you can change your settings to adjust who can invite you to a team by visiting the Your account settings on twitter.com.
The person may have privacy settings enabled that prevents them from being added to a team. Talk to the team member to check whether this is the case. They can temporarily disable the setting in the Twitter for teams section through the Your account settings page on twitter.com to accept a new invitation.