> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.digits.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.digits.com/my-business-account/add-additonal-businesses.md).

# How to Add Additional Business Plans

Business Owners can add and manage multiple businesses under a single Digits account. Each business has its own legal entity, subscription, and dashboard—so everything stays clean and separate.

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### How to Add a New Business

1. Log in to your **Digits account**.
2. Click your **business name** in the top-left corner.
3. Select **Add a Business** from the dropdown.
4. Follow the prompts to complete setup for the new business.

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You can switch between businesses anytime using the **top-left dropdown** or from the **sidebar** (on desktop) / **mobile nav** (on mobile).
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### Onboarding Status Labels

As you set up a new business, you may see labels that show where things stand:

* **Incomplete** – You’ve started setup, but there are still steps to finish.
* **Pending** – You’ve completed setup; Digits is finishing background processing.

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### Not Ready to Finish Setup?

No problem.

* Click **Back to Home** at the top of the screen to exit onboarding at any time.
* You can resume later by selecting that business from:
  * The **top-left dropdown**, or
  * The **Shared with Me** tab (if applicable)

Digits will take you right back to where you left off.

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### Where Your Businesses Show Up

Each business you add will appear in:

* The **top-left business dropdown**
* The **sidebar** (on desktop)
* The **mobile navigation** (on phones and tablets)

From there, you can hop between businesses in just a click.

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### Frequently Asked Questions

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<summary>If I add another business, do I get a trial? When does billing start?</summary>

Yes. Today, each business is set up as its own operator organization with a separate subscription. Each new business receives its own trial, and billing for that business begins when the trial ends.

</details>

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