Create Teams user

For the user shares the users or your team must be created first.

  1. log into your personal customer dashboard with your admin account under www.luckycloud.de. If you have not yet activated the Teams Manager, you can do so in the Configurator.
  2. scroll to the Teams Manager in the customer dashboard.
  3. Here you can see how many users you can still create and how much private space is available for users (quota). Click "Add Users " to create new user accounts.
  4. enter the email address of the user. Optionally, you can enter the first and last name, make private space available to the user, and assign a specific role.
  5. Click "Save " to create the user.

Activate Teams Manager

  1. log into your personal customer dashboard with your admin account under www.luckycloud.de.
  2. click on the Configurator.
  3. activate the Teams Manager with the controller. Here you can specify the desired number of users.
  4. accept the changes by paying for the configuration or adjusting your remaining time (if there is enough remaining time).

How do I give my users private space?

  1. log into your personal customer dashboard with your admin account under www.luckycloud.de. To give your users private storage space, you must first configure your administrator storage. To do this, click on the settings of your admin account in the Teams Manager. Now click on the "+" of the Teams Manager and accept the configuration with "Assign memory". You can now divide the team storage among your users as required by going to the settings of the respective users and assigning "private storage space " to them.

Do my users need private space?

Usually it is not recommended to give the users private storage space, because the users can create their own directories, to which you as an administrator may not have access. Therefore, we recommend that you share the corresponding directories and folders with the users. Within the directories and folders, the users can view, edit and upload data - depending on their usage rights. In this case, the users use the administrator memory of their main account. This allows you to keep control over your data.