Client Onboarding

Give Red Eye access to GoDaddy

Use GoDaddy delegate access when Red Eye needs to help with your domain, DNS, hosting, or website launch. This gives us the access we need without sharing your password, payment details, or two-factor authentication codes.

Open GoDaddy

Before You Start

  • Do not send your GoDaddy password.
  • Do not send two-factor authentication codes.
  • Choose Products & Domains unless Red Eye specifically asks for a different access level.
  • You can remove Red Eye's access later from the same Delegate Access page.
1

Open Delegate Access

  1. Go to GoDaddy Delegate Access.
  2. Sign in to your GoDaddy account if prompted.
  3. Find People who can access my account.
  4. Select Invite to Access.
GoDaddy Delegate Access screen showing Invite to Access
2

Enter Red Eye's Information

In the invite window, enter:

  • Name: Red Eye Automation
  • Email: sterlingschell0@gmail.com
GoDaddy invite window showing name and email fields
3

Choose Products & Domains

Select Products & Domains. This is the usual setting Red Eye needs for website launch work because it allows access to domains, DNS, and product settings without purchase permission.

GoDaddy's sample screenshot may show a different option highlighted. For Red Eye, choose Products & Domains unless we have specifically asked for purchase access.

GoDaddy access level options
4

Send the Invite

Select Invite. GoDaddy will email Red Eye an invitation. Once we accept it, GoDaddy should notify you that delegate access is active.

If the invite is not accepted quickly, it may expire. If that happens, you can send the same invite again.

GoDaddy invite screen showing the Invite button

Optional Domain Permissions

Some GoDaddy accounts allow more specific domain permissions through domain folders. If you have multiple domains and only want Red Eye to access one of them, tell Red Eye before sending the invite.

For normal DNS launch work, Red Eye usually needs Management Access for the relevant domain. Transfer Access is not usually needed unless Red Eye specifically explains why.

Official GoDaddy References

Screenshots are from GoDaddy Help and may change if GoDaddy updates its interface.