User Roles

Login to the Domain Manager and go to Account details > User Roles

A user role is a set of permissions that can be associated with one or more users. You can consider a user role as a template for permissions. The below permissions are available to be configured in the user roles:

  • General:
  • Domains:
  • SSL Certificates:
  • Users:
  • Financial:
  • Notifications:
  • Contacts:
  • Dns templates:
  • Hosts:
  • Customers:

A user can have one or more roles. You can add, update or deactivate user roles. Click on the Add user role button to create a new user role. Click on the pencil icon to add or remove permissions. With the trashcan icon, you can delete a user role.

Create a new user role
Update a user role
Delete a user role


Create a new user role

  • Click on + New user role to add a user role

  • Next, give the user role a distinctive name and select the permissions you wish to grant the user role.

Take note: it is essential to put a check at the VIEW_PROCESS permission because processes are used throughout the whole Realtime Register Domain Manager.

  • Click Create user role to create the user role when you're done.

Update an existing user role

  • Click the Edit user behind the user role you wish to update.

  • Add or remove permissions by selecting/deselecting the checkbox in front of the different permissions and click Edit user role when you're done.

Take note: it is essential to put a check at the VIEW_PROCESS permission because processes are used throughout the whole Realtime Register Domain Manager.

Take note: For changes to take effect, the user which is connected to the user role you've updated has to logout and back into the Domain Manager


Delete a user role

Take note: In order to successfully delete a user role, disconnect the user role from all users. If a user role is still connected to a user, it cannot be deleted.

  • To delete a user role, click the Delete user role behind the user role you wish to delete.

  • Next, click the OK in the overlay that pops up and you're done.

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