Login into GoDaddy and click Account Settings form the main menu and then select Delegate Access (see image below).
And God forbid I purchase a product or service using the wrong account (YIKES!).Īlthough I’ve lost track of how many customer accounts there are today, the good news is the aforementioned spreadsheet used to manage customer account credentials has long been dead in favor of using GoDaddy’s built-in feature to request and delegate account access to manage products and services. Nevertheless, I couldn’t keep straight who’s account I was logged into at any given moment. But it wasn’t long before I was at 10, then 20, then 40 customers. With 5 customers, the account access process was manageable. Over a decade or so ago, I would attempt to manage a spreadsheet of customer logins for GoDaddy accounts. In addition, customers often prefer to have their very own GoDaddy account (highly recommended) as opposed to a paying a 3rd party person that likely co-mingles products and services in one account with multiple customers. Often times delegating access to GoDaddy account helps those of us that manage many customers to centralize and become efficient. There are a number of reasons for delegating access to a GoDaddy Account.
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Seems like every few weeks or months I receive an inquiry about how to share or whether or not it’s possible to delegate access to a given GoDaddy Account.
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