What's transferred to a Basic account
- All private (not shared) files and folders
- Shared folders the member owns
- Shared folders and files owned by people not on the team
- Shared folders and files owned by the member before joining the team
- Shared links set to Team Only will be disabled once the team member’s account has been converted
- Files and folders shared directly with the member
- Private unshared Paper docs
- Paper docs shared by external (non-team) users
- Signatures and Replay content that the team member owns
What won't be transferred to a Basic account
- Team folders
- Shared folders owned by other team members you were invited to after joining the team or that have team-only permissions
- Shared folders, files, and links that have team-only permissions
- Team files shared directly with the member, not through shared links
- Paper docs shared between member and the team
- Membership to groups and folders shared with the member through groups
- Shared links created by the member to team files and folders will no longer work
- Shared folder invitations to team content that haven't been accepted will no longer work
- The member can no longer use single sign on (SSO) and instead must log in using a password
- Replay content that lives in the team space
Prevent converted team members from keeping access to shared content
If a team member is converted to an individual account, remaining team members will keep access to folders that team members created. This also applies to folders shared directly with them by that leaving team member. If any of those remaining team members are later converted or removed from the team, they'll continue to have access to those shared folders from their individual accounts.
To prevent converted members from retaining access to shared content, ask the original owner to transfer ownership of their folders to a different team member before converting them to an individual account.
How to convert a team member to an individual account