The desktop version of Microsoft Teams has a new feature that will allow users to add multiple accounts and manage them without signing in or out. The new feature should be welcomed by employees who have found themselves engaging in a large amount of video conferencing since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. For people who use Teams frequently, it's very likely that they use multiple accounts depending on the clients they work with. Previously, switching accounts required a Teams user to manually sign out before signing back in, resulting in an extremely lengthy process and always more credentials to remember. Now it seems that Microsoft is testing a new feature that will allow Teams users to link accounts with each other, allowing them to switch directly by changing their settings. The ability to switch between accounts is expected to start rolling out later this year or early next year, though trial users can access the feature even earlier.