Scripe for Teams makes it easy to manage content across multiple personal brands. Whether you’re setting up LinkedIn content systems for team members or clients (if you’re an agency), this guide walks you through how to get your workspace ready and start creating personal brands for each profile.

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1. Start with the Right Workspace

To manage multiple personal brands, you need to be in a team workspace. Personal workspaces only allow for one personal brand.
  • Already have a personal Scripe account? Click Switch Workspace from your dashboard.
  • To create a new team workspace, click Add Workspace, give it a name (e.g., “Client Workspace” or “Team Content”), and click Create Workspace.
You can invite other members right away or skip and do it later.
At this step, you can also:

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2. Set Up Personal Brands

Once you’re in your team workspace:
  • Click Create new personal brand
  • Follow the onboarding steps (you can set the tone of voice and posting frequency per team member or client; you’ll always be able to adjust these later)

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Important: LinkedIn Login Setup

Before setting up a new personal brand, ensure that you’re not logged into any LinkedIn account in your current Chrome profile. Why? Because Scripe’s setup will sync with the active LinkedIn login, so you don’t want to accidentally sync the wrong one. To avoid this:
  • Use a Chrome profile where you’re not logged into any LinkedIn account, or
  • Create a new Chrome profile entirely (you can name it something like “Scripe Setup”)
Repeat this step for each personal brand you’re setting up.

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3. Chrome Extension Requirement

Every personal brand in Scripe must have the Scripe Chrome Extension installed and connected to their LinkedIn account. You have two options:
  • Install it yourself if you manage their account
  • Let the team member or client install it later from their end
As long as it’s connected to the correct LinkedIn profile, Scripe can pull data and assist with scheduling and publishing.

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4. Final Touches

You’ll wrap up the setup by adding the team member or client to the workspace and assigning them proper roles and personal brands. From here, you can manage strategy, post creation, scheduling, and performance, all in one place.
Learn more about different ways to work as a team in Scripe, in our Team Workflows article →