How to transfer a project to another Sanity.io account and Vercel integration
Yes! You can transfer a Sanity project to another account or organization. Here's how to do it:
Transferring to an Organization
The most straightforward way is to transfer your project to an organization. Here's the process from the official guide on attaching a project to an organization:
- Navigate to your project settings at manage.sanity.io
- Go to the Settings tab and scroll down to the "Danger zone" section
- Click "Transfer ownership"
- Select the destination organization from the dropdown
- Confirm the transfer
Important Requirements
- You need to be a project administrator to initiate the transfer
- You must be a member of both organizations (the current one and the destination) to complete the transfer
- If the destination organization doesn't exist yet, create it first via the "Create new organization" option in the top menu
Transferring Between Different User Accounts
If you need to transfer a project to an organization under a completely different user account, you'll need to:
- Be added as a member to both organizations
- Have admin privileges in the current organization
- Then follow the same transfer process above
What Stays the Same
Good news! According to community discussions, the transfer won't change any project settings or tokens. Your:
- Project ID
- API tokens
- Dataset configurations
- All remain exactly the same
This means integrations with services like Vercel will continue working without needing to update credentials.
Pro Tip for Agencies
If you're an agency managing client projects, consider creating separate organizations for each client rather than keeping everything under one agency organization. This makes handoffs much cleaner and provides better separation of billing and resources.
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