Private accounts

Family members in a private account

A private plan includes more than one person, so a household is not one login shared by everybody.

Last updated 22 September 2026 · More in Private accounts

Sharing a password inside a family is the normal thing to do and the wrong thing to do: nobody can see who changed what, and removing one person means changing it for everybody.

The private plans therefore include more than one person. Basic includes 1, Plus 3 and Premium 5.

Step by step

  1. Open Central → Team in your private area.
  2. Add the person with their name and e-mail address. They receive their own access rather than yours.
  3. Give them the rights you want them to have — rights are set per person, not shared.
  4. If you want them to have the app with chat and appointments, tick Invite to the IDup app on their record.
  5. To remove someone later, end their access there. Their own private IDup account, if they have one, is not affected.

What stays yours

  • Anything you did not give them rights to.
  • The letterbox mailboxes they were not granted.
  • Your connections to other companies.
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