# Account Structure
Learn this key terminology to get the most out of Bento.


  

      Users are the people who log in to Bento. These are your team members: the people who build campaigns, edit flows, and view reports.


      A <code>User</code> has access to a <code>Team</code> and all <code>Sites</code> within that team.

    
> 🚨 **Important**
> IMPORTANT: A user's API key gives access to all the teams (and sites) they have access to. If a user is removed from the team, their API keys will no longer work. Keep this in mind when integrating Bento.

  

  

      A Team is a group of users who share access to the same account. It's where you invite colleagues and control who can see your sites.


      A <code>Team</code> can have many <code>Sites</code> (currently limited to 10 per team).

    
> Bento does not charge for team seats, so you can invite your entire team to Bento at no cost.

  

  

      A Site is a single project or brand. Each site has its own subscribers, campaigns, and settings, so you can run multiple brands or projects from one Bento account without mixing their data.


      A <code>Site</code> has many <code>Visitors</code>.

    
> Many users have multiple sites within their account, for example one for production and one for testing.

  

  
    
> Also known as visitors, subscribers, customers, unsubscribers, etc.


      People are the individuals who interact with your website or application and are tracked by Bento. These are your subscribers, customers, and leads. Bento collects data on them so you can segment them, send targeted campaigns, and analyze their behavior.

      Don't confuse People with Users:

      - **Users** are your team members who log in to Bento.
      - **People** are the subscribers and customers you track and email.


      A <code>Visitor</code> has many: 
 <code>Events</code>, <code>Tags</code>, <code>Emails</code>, etc.