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# Switch to another account or organization

Connect an AI client to another Podigee account without mixing account authority or data.

Create a separate authorization for another Podigee account or organization.

## Before you start

* Confirm that your Podigee user can access the other account.
* Decide whether the current connection must remain available.
* Preserve any active operation ID for the current account.

## Switch a hosted connector

1. Check the account used by the current connection.
2. Disconnect the connection when the application supports only one Podigee authorization at a time.
3. Start a new Podigee connection.
4. Sign in to Podigee.
5. Select or confirm the other account or organization.
6. Review the requested permissions.
7. Approve the connection.
8. Run a read-only account and podcast check.

If the AI application supports several named connections, keep one separately authorized connection for each account. Give each connection a clear account label.

## Switch a pdg profile

Create and select a named profile:

```sh
pdg auth login --profile second-account
pdg auth status --profile second-account
pdg auth use second-account
pdg me --json
```

The profile stores a separate tenant-bound credential. Do not copy one profile's token into another profile.

## Expected result

The new connection reports the intended account or organization and lists only podcasts inside that account boundary.

## If the old account still appears

Stop before any write. Confirm which profile or connector is active. Disconnect the stale connection or select the correct named profile, then run the read-only account check again.

## Next step

[Review and revoke connected clients](/documentation/start-here/ai-agents/connect-and-authorize/review-and-revoke-connected-clients.md) to remove any authorization that is no longer required.


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