Multiple iCloud Accounts, Multiple Devices

I currently own and opperate a small business. My business partner and I use our own Macbook Pros, IMacs, Iphones, Ipads for both business and personal use, As a result we would like to be able to access both our Business Icloud account and our Personal Icloud accounts from the various devices. Is this possible?
Also, we have an emplyee who will be sync'd with the company Icloud account on three devices.
Thanks for the help!!!

yeah i knew i could log in as her and find it but i was just hoping i missed something and could have them all under one account for convinence. thanks for the reply

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Wmorlac wrote:
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3647
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Can I setup two calendars, address books, etc to individual iCloud accounts that sync with same Mac?"
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*GE TAG - Don't you just love how people in forums answer their own question rather than the one being asked.
Let me help those that have responded so far, and those still awaiting an answer.
An account for iCloud does also include log-ins for the iOS App Store / Mac App Store / iTunes Desktop Application , but an iCloud account on any device iOS / Mac / PC does not have to match the App Store / iTunes account which certainly has its account login limitations per device as has been pointed out.
What seems to be ommitted is if there is a limit to an iCloud account per X number of devices.
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That is 7 separate devices. Never once have I been prompted about a limit when setting up my iCloud account (which constitues Contacts / Calendar / Notes / Reminders / Documents in the Cloud / Keychain / and Photo Stream and not purchased content through App / iTunes "stores" which do give such prompting upon authorizing your respective device for being able to use / sync said purchases)
I've really only come to this realizatoin upon thinking this through after reading this thread. I was actually searching for this answer myself until now. If I'm wrong I will welcome a rebutal with proof.

TS4020 how many devices can use one icloud account

Is there a limit on to how many devices can use one icloud account

*GE TAG - Don't you just love how people in forums answer their own question rather than the one being asked.
Let me help those that have responded so far, and those still awaiting an answer.
An account for iCloud does also include log-ins for the iOS App Store / Mac App Store / iTunes Desktop Application , but an iCloud account on any device iOS / Mac / PC does not have to match the App Store / iTunes account which certainly has its account login limitations per device as has been pointed out.
What seems to be ommitted is if there is a limit to an iCloud account per X number of devices.
In my estimation there appears to be no limitation for iCloud accounts per device. I say this only with the experience of having my own iCloud account on a MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac, Apple TV Gen2, Apple TV Gen3, iPhone 5S, and an iPad Mini Gen 1.
That is 7 separate devices. Never once have I been prompted about a limit when setting up my iCloud account (which constitues Contacts / Calendar / Notes / Reminders / Documents in the Cloud / Keychain / and Photo Stream and not purchased content through App / iTunes "stores" which do give such prompting upon authorizing your respective device for being able to use / sync said purchases)
I've really only come to this realizatoin upon thinking this through after reading this thread. I was actually searching for this answer myself until now. If I'm wrong I will welcome a rebutal with proof.

How can I get a free icloud account. so my device are not allow me to create a free icloud accoun so far , THEY DONT LET ME TO DO SO. HELP ME PLEASE THANK U

So far I'm not using ipad cos I really confused about it, my ipad is not eligible to create free icloud account I been reached the maximum limit of account could somebody help this matter pls

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