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# Team Computers

Team Computers are isolated & secure virtual machines that can be used in Teams. 

Team Administrators can create as many Computers as they want, and Team Members can use their Team Computers according to the assigned Computer Plan limits and configurations.

Each Vagon Computer is bundled with a Computer Plan, which contains disk & personal file storage sizes, monthly usage by minutes, and available performance options for the Computer.

In case all the usage included inside Computer Plans is consumed, Team Administrators can assign additional usage credits to Computers anytime.

Computers are interchangeable among Team Members, and Team Administrators can change the Computer ownership.

Administrators can create and assign Team Computers to themselves to become a member of their Team, or use Personal Computers independently while managing their team as Team Administrators.

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