Blog ↗︎ Guide· May 8, 2026

How to Delegate Access to Cloudflare

If your domain is on Cloudflare, you can invite us as a member instead of sharing your password. We'll have what we need to update DNS, and you can revoke access when we're done.

Gary Bunofsky

Gary Bunofsky

Lead Developer

The Loopdash team often needs to modify your DNS records to launch a site, setup an email server, or something else domain related. We could just login using your username and password, but that isn't necessarily the most secure option. If your domain is on Cloudflare, you can invite us as a member of your account instead. This allows us to make the necessary changes without sharing your password with us.

Once we have access, we can modify DNS records so we can launch your site, turn on email, or any other domain related jobs we are responsible for. This is also more secure because you can easily revoke access once our tasks are done.

Before you start

You'll need to be a Super Administrator on the account to invite us, and your email needs to be verified.

Invite us as a member

  1. Login to Cloudflare and go to the Members page
  2. Select Invite
  3. Enter [email protected] under Invite members
  4. Under Roles, select Super Administrator (or Administrator if you'd rather limit billing access)
  5. Select Continue to summary, then Invite

When the work is done

We'll get an email invitation and accept it from our side. When the work is done, you can revoke access from the same Members page.

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