Objective
This article shows you how to open the subaccount management page for your main account, where you can see every subaccount beneath it along with each one's status. Subaccounts give you resource isolation and independent usage tracking while keeping a single consolidated bill.
Product
Twilio Console
Environment
Twilio Console
Procedure
- In the Twilio Console, select Settings in the left sidebar.
- Under Account settings, select Subaccount management.
- The Manage Subaccounts page opens on the Subaccounts tab. The main account SID you are viewing is shown at the top next to MAIN ACCOUNT SID:.
- The table lists each subaccount with:
- Subaccount name, the friendly name, with the subaccount SID beneath it.
- Status, for example Active, Suspended, or Dormant.
- Select a subaccount's name to open that subaccount, or use the search box and filters to narrow the list.
Additional Information
- If the main account has no subaccounts, the page shows No subaccounts with the note You don't have any subaccounts yet.
- If the list cannot be loaded, the page shows Unable to load subaccounts and There was an error while trying to load subaccounts. Please reload the page and try again.
- A dormant subaccount shows Dormant in the Status column, and its row menu offers Resolve dormancy as well as Go to settings.
- Subaccounts are recommended when you want to manage separate customers or workloads independently but still receive one bill. If you need separate billing instead, create a separate account.
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