Managing Sub Accounts

Overview

Sub accounts allow you to grant other users access to specific parts of your 10Corp account without sharing your primary login credentials. This is ideal for businesses that need to delegate tasks to team members, developers, or clients while maintaining control over account security and permissions.

Creating a Sub Account

Log in to your 10Corp account.
Navigate to Settings > Sub Accounts (or Team Management).
Click Add Sub Account or Invite User.
Enter the user’s email address and name.
Select the permissions and access level you want to assign (see Roles and Permissions below).
Click Send Invitation.
The invited user will receive an email with instructions to set up their sub account credentials.

Roles and Permissions

Sub accounts can be configured with different permission levels:

Role	Description
Admin	Full access to all account features, including billing and user management
Manager	Can manage services and domains but cannot modify billing or account settings
Technical	Access to DNS management, hosting settings, and technical configurations
Billing	Access to invoices, payment methods, and billing-related features only
Read-Only	Can view account information but cannot make any changes

Managing Existing Sub Accounts

To modify or remove a sub account:

Navigate to Settings > Sub Accounts.
Find the user in the list and click Edit or Manage.
Update their permissions as needed, or click Remove to revoke access.
Click Save Changes to apply.

Best Practices

Follow the principle of least privilege — only grant the minimum permissions needed for each user’s role.
Review sub accounts regularly and remove access for users who no longer need it.
Require two-factor authentication for sub accounts that have access to sensitive settings.
Use descriptive names for sub accounts so you can easily identify each user.