Domain Access Control

Table of Contents

• Video walk-through
• Setting access for a team member
• Setting access for a domain
• Have more questions?

Use Domain Access Control to set access levels for each team member in your account. For what Domain Access Control is, why it matters, and what each access level means, see What is Domain Access Control?.

Video walk-through

Setting access for a team member

To set a team member’s role for multiple domains at once:

1. Select the relevant account from the account switcher at the top-right corner of the screen, then click the gear icon ⚙️ next to the account name to open account settings.
2. Click the Members and seats tab on the left side. On the Members card, you will find each team member along with Manage Access and Remove buttons.
3. Click Manage Access on a specific team member to configure their access level as Full Access or Limited Access.

You can choose Full Access when inviting or managing a member, or Limited Access to grant access per domain.

If you invited someone with full access and want to change it, set their permission to Limited Access. You can then assign a Domain Manager or Zone Operator role for each domain.

Setting access for a domain

Configure per-domain permissions from the domain’s access settings or from the member’s Manage Access screen.

For what each domain-level role includes, see Domain Manager and Zone Operator.

Have more questions?

If you have any questions about Domain Access Control or how to implement it for your organization, contact support, and we will help you get sorted.

Want to limit access to other parts of your DNSimple accounts? Let us know what permissions you are interested in, and you may see it in a future feature release.