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New Feature: Multi-Company Access

Daylit now supports multi-company access, letting users seamlessly manage multiple organizations from a single account.

Jared Shulman
October 15, 2025

Great news! Daylit (formerly Lendica) now supports multi-company access, letting users seamlessly manage multiple organizations from a single account.

Molly Roche from our team walks you through how this new feature works:

What's new?

Easily join multiple companies on Daylit

Users who are already part of one company (say Company A) can now join another (Company B) without creating a new account.

Simple invitation flow

A team member from Company B can invite the user to join. The user receives an email invite, accepts it, logs in, and gains instant access to Company B’s Daylit dashboard.

Quick and seamless company switching

Once part of multiple organizations, users will see a company switcher on their dashboard. They can switch between companies (e.g., Company A ↔ Company B) with one click.

Add or join new companies

On the switcher, there’s now an “Add Company” option with two clear paths:

  • If the company is already on Daylit → ask a teammate to send an invite.
  • If it’s a new company → start a new Daylit application directly from this link.‍

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If you face any issues joining or switching companies, please reach out to your Daylit account rep.

Cheers,

The Daylit Team

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