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# Token
Each new Scaleflex DAM account comes with a token for a project. Each token combines a storage container to store assets and a CDN distribution to deliver optimized assets over CDN worldwide.\
An account can have multiple tokens to suit different projects within an organisation, which is called multi-tenancy.
Whether you use one or multiple tokens for your projects, Scaleflex DAM's multi-tenancy allows you to manage all use cases across various tokens or projects through a unified interface.
### Company-wide vs project-wide users
Users can be created at the company level or project level.
A hierarchy can be created within each token or project, and users and teams can be given access permissions to single or multiple tokens.
* Company-level: grants access to all projects
* Project-level: grants access to a project or selected projects, but not all within the company
{% hint style="info" %}
Some system settings are company-specific, while others are project-specific.
As a simple rule, all Organisation settings are linked to the company, while all other settings, such as Project or Development, are project-specific.
{% endhint %}
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