castmitigation
04-14-2008, 01:52 PM
I have an account on godaddy, with more than 20 domains registered and well, so far i have been in charge of the updates of these domains and the websites they represent. But now I have this customer who is asking me to have access to his specific domain so he can upload files by him self, the thing is that i dont have a clue of how to do it. I tried to create a new account in godaddy for this customer and tried to transfer this domain into his account and I was not allowed to. I cannot give him my username and psw cause he wont only have access to his website but all those i have registered under my account. I will really appreciate some advises to help me work this out.
thanks in advance
IceBlueHost
04-14-2008, 02:02 PM
I'm not absolutely sure, but wouldn't this work by assigning him as an AccountExec? You can find that option within your "Domains" menu.
castmitigation
04-14-2008, 02:27 PM
im working on that right now, still need to wait for this customer to accept my request for accountexc by mail. Hopefuly this will work, thanks :)
diligent
04-14-2008, 05:07 PM
If not, you could just push the domain to his account..
brookie
04-14-2008, 06:29 PM
I have an account on godaddy, with more than 20 domains registered and well, so far i have been in charge of the updates of these domains and the websites they represent. But now I have this customer who is asking me to have access to his specific domain so he can upload files by him self, the thing is that i dont have a clue of how to do it. I tried to create a new account in godaddy for this customer and tried to transfer this domain into his account and I was not allowed to. I cannot give him my username and psw cause he wont only have access to his website but all those i have registered under my account. I will really appreciate some advises to help me work this out.
thanks in advance
Do you mean that the webhosting is at Godaddy also?
If it were not, you can give access to the web site while retaining control of the domain management.