One direct team, several leadership assignments
A Hively user has one direct team membership within their account. The same person can be assigned as a leader of more than one team.
Selecting a person as a member of another team moves their direct membership. A parent team can include sub-team results without giving each person another direct team membership. See team management.
If you need feedback attributed separately to different people or contexts, discuss the intended setup with your administrator. Copying the same personal snippet into different places does not create separate team identities.
Separate Hively accounts
A user record belongs to one Hively account. The same active email address is not a way to hold two simultaneous user records in different accounts.
Separate accounts require separately managed logins with distinct email addresses. Each has its own account context and personal snippet. Check any SSO requirements with the organisation before creating another login. Ask support@teamhively.com if you need help choosing between teams within an account and genuinely separate accounts.
The standard personal rating URL identifies the user; it is not simply derived from the visible email address in a signature. See personal rating links.
An invitation to switch accounts
An account-switch invitation asks you to move to another account, rather than giving you access to both accounts at once.
When the invite form encounters an existing administrator in another account, it can send a switch invitation. An existing non-admin user instead needs support assistance. Before accepting any switch, confirm the intended destination and discuss the effect on your current account, ratings, role, teams and billing with the administrators or Hively support.
Do not accept a switch merely to test access: it can move the user and their ratings to the destination account and remove their administrator role. If you only need to lead another team in the same account, use a team-leader assignment instead.