Providing access to Cloudflare

Option 1: Provide access to an existing account

1. Go to https://cloudflare.com.
2. Log into your account.
3. In the left navigation, expand the “Manage Account” option (near the bottom of the list), then click on “Members”.
4. Click on the “Invite” button in the top section.
5. Enter [email protected] and click on “Add”.
6. Under the “Scope” section, set the “Type” dropdown to “All domains”.
7. Tick the “Administrator” box (no others are needed).
8. Click on “Invite”.

Option 2: Create an account and provide access

1. Go to https://cloudflare.com.
2. Sign up for an account (you can use any email you like, but it’s best to use a role-based one, e.g. sales@ or enquiries@).
3. Check your emails for a verification link from Cloudflare, and click on the link to verify your account.
4. Back in Cloudflare, in the left navigation, expand the “Manage Account” option (near the bottom of the list), then click on “Members”.
5. Click on the “Invite” button in the top section.
6. Enter [email protected] and click on “Add”.
7. Under the “Scope” section, set the “Type” dropdown to “All domains”.
8. Tick the “Administrator” box (no others are needed).
9. Click on “Invite”.

Here’s how things should look when sending the invite: