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# Personal Account

### Personal Account

**Personal Account** is an individual account that you create for yourself in DocStudio.

Use it when you want to start working in the platform without company setup, verified domains, or administrator-managed users.

After registration, you work in your own account space and use DocStudio features under your own profile.

You can register a personal account from **User Profile**. From the same profile area, you can also update personal settings, manage invitations, change your password, and configure signature-related settings.

Use **Personal Account** when:

* you work independently
* you do not need company domain management
* you do not need to create and manage corporate users
* you want your own account for sending and receiving documents

**Read more**:

* [How to Register a Personal Account](/user/user-profile/register/how-to-register-a-personal-account.md)
* [Personal Settings Page Overview](/user/user-profile/personal-settings-page-overview.md)
* [How to Edit the Account Name](/admin-panel/account-settings/how-to-edit-the-account-name.md)
* [Account Invites Overview](/user/user-profile/account-invites-overview.md)
* [How to Find Your User UUID and Account UUID](/user/platform-settings-and-troubleshooting/how-to-find-your-user-uuid-and-account-uuid.md)

### Difference between Personal and Corporate Accounts

| Personal Account                                                                          | Corporate Accoun                                                                              |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| With **Personal Account**, one user creates and manages the account for personal work.    | With **Corporate Account**, an organization manages shared access for multiple users.         |
| **Personal Account** is best for independent work.                                        | **Corporate Account** is best for team or company workflows.                                  |
| **Personal Account** does not require domain verification or administrator-managed users. | **Corporate Account** supports verified domains, corporate users, roles, and permissions.     |
| **Personal Account** is managed by the user who created it.                               | **Corporate Account** is managed centrally through administrators and assigned access rights. |

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