- Go to Administration > Administrator Management > Account Management.
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Click name of the subaccount that you want to edit.
The Edit Subaccount screen appears.
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Modify the following information on the screen as required:
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Subaccount Basic Information: modify the email address if necessary.
Note:The account name cannot be modified.
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Select Permission Types: select a predefined permission from the Predefined Permission Types drop-down list, or configure permissions for each of the feature manually.
Note that a subaccount has no permission to add or delete domains, even if that subaccount has Full Control permission over the domains. Only the Business Account can perform such operations.
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Select Domains: select the domains that the account can manage.
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My organization: select the entire organization for the subaccount to manage.
Important:Selecting My organization does not grant the subaccount permission to add or delete domains. It just enables the subaccount to use organization-level features such as creating an organization-level policy rule.
If My organization is selected, the subaccount can manage the new domains added by the Business Account in the future.
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Specify: select one or more domains for the subaccount to manage.
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- Click OK.
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