Access to your Cloudflare account

Granting access to others on your Cloudflare account involves understanding the following data principles:

• Accounts have Account Members.
• Account Members have Policies.
• Policies are constructed out of Actors, Roles, and Scopes.

When assigning a new user, you can directly assign a policy to them. If multiple policies are needed, they can be added or revoked at a later time.

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Managing Account Members #

Learn how to add new account members, edit or revoke their access, and resend verification emails.

Requirements #

To manage account members, you must have the role of Super Administrator and a verified email address.

Viewing Account Members #

To view account members using the dashboard:

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account.
2. Go to Manage Account > Members.

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Adding Account Members #

To add a member to your account:

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account.
2. Go to Manage Account > Members.
3. Select Invite.
4. Fill out the following information:
   • Invite members: Enter one or more email addresses (if multiple, separate addresses with commas).
   • Scope: Use various fields to adjust the scope of your roles.
   • Roles: Choose one or more roles to assign your members.
5. Select Continue to summary.
6. Review the information, then select Invite.

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Editing Member Permissions #

To edit member permissions using the dashboard:

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account.
2. Go to Manage Account > Members.
3. Select a member record, then select Edit.
4. Update the scope and roles of their permissions.
5. Select Continue to summary.
6. Review the information, then select Update.

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Revoking Member Access #

To revoke a member’s access to your account:

1. Log in to the Cloudflare dashboard and select your account.
2. Go to Manage Account > Members.
3. Locate an account member and expand their record.
4. Click Revoke.
5. Click Yes, revoke access.

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Super Administrator Access #

If you are a Super Administrator for an account that has existing domains and decide to leave the account, you can invite a new Super Administrator who will have access to the same account privileges.

You can delete your user as a Super Administrator, but you cannot delete your account. Other Super Administrators will continue to have access to manage the account, including billing information.