My Team Plan does not require account creation; How do I access the tools?
The Administrator of your Team Plan can enable team users access to the creator tools without having to create a user account. If this is the case for your team, you will access our tools by visiting the unique Custom Access Page setup by your Team Admin.
Accessing your team account might also require a password. Please contact your organization's Team Admin to get the required information for accessing our tools. Contact your Team Plan Account Admin and ask them to provide you with the unique Access URL for your organization's Custom Access Page. This URL can be found in the Account Admin's account under Settings > Team Feature Access and will be formatted as https://screenpal.com/[uniqueURL].
If you are an Administrator and you are looking for information on how to create Access Pages, please see our article about
Feature Access Settings
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