subaccount
/ˈsʌbækkaʊnt/Definitions
1. noun
A secondary or subordinate account, often used for administrative or financial purposes within a larger organization or account.
“The company’s financial team needed to set up a subaccount for the new department to track their expenses separately.”
2. noun
A secondary or related account within a larger account or organization, often used for security or access control purposes.
“To add an extra layer of security, the IT department created a subaccount for each employee’s access to the company’s database.”
3. verb
To set up or create a subaccount, often for administrative or security purposes.
“The manager decided to subaccount the new project to ensure better tracking of expenses and resources.”