02. Adding Secondary Contacts and Sub-Accounts Print

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Adding Secondary Contacts and Sub-Accounts

If you work with a web developer, accountant, or business partner, you don’t need to share your primary login credentials. Jiinubi’s Sub-Account feature allows you to grant specific people access to your account with their own unique email and password.


What is a Sub-Account?

A sub-account is a secondary user that you authorize to manage parts of your Jiinubi profile. As the primary account owner, you have fine-grained control, meaning you decide exactly what they can and cannot access.


How to Create a Sub-Account

  1. Log in to the Client Area
    Go to jiinubi.com/clientarea.php.
  2. Open User Management
    Click on Hello, [Name]! in the top-right corner and select User Management (or Contacts / Sub-Accounts).
  3. Invite a New User
    Enter the email address of the person you want to add.
  4. Choose Permissions
    Click Choose Permissions to customize their access level. Options include:
    • View & Pay Invoices: Ideal for your accountant.
    • View & Modify Product Password: Ideal for a developer needing cPanel details.
    • Manage Domain Settings: Allows updates to nameservers.
    • Open & View Support Tickets: Allows them to contact our technical team on your behalf.
  5. Send Invite
    Click Send Invite. The recipient will get an email with a link to create their own password and join your account.

Benefits of Sub-Accounts

  • Security: Never share your master password or payment details with third parties.
  • Professionalism: Developers or accountants can open tickets under their own name and email, keeping your inbox organized.
  • Organization: When a collaborator leaves your project, you can Revoke Access with one click, instantly removing their ability to log in.

Note: Only the primary account owner can add or remove sub-accounts. Even with All Permissions, a sub-account cannot delete the primary owner or transfer the entire account.

Tip:
Assign only the permissions necessary for each sub-account. Limiting access reduces risk while keeping your team productive.


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