Add or remove GoDaddy Payments web users
Adding employees as web users allows them to sign in and access specific features (like reporting or the product catalog) in your GoDaddy Payments dashboard without giving them access to everything in your GoDaddy or GoDaddy Payments account. You can add as many web users as you like and remove them whenever you need to.
Web user roles can’t currently be used with the GoDaddy mobile app. We know that’s a useful feature to have, though, and we’re working on it!
Note: Web user roles are separate from device user roles, which allow employees to sign in and perform tasks on a GoDaddy smart terminal. A Point of Sale Plus or Invoicing and Pay Links Plus plan is required for web user roles.
Note: If the user needs access to a POS device (like a GoDaddy smart terminal), add them as a device user as well.
- Sign in to your GoDaddy Payments Dashboard (use your GoDaddy username and password).
- From the left-nav, select Users (under Settings).
- Select Invite User.
- Enter the user’s Name and Email address.
- Under User Role, select Employee, Manager, Admin or a custom role that you've created. (Learn more about these roles.)
- Select Send invitation.
- Have the user complete the following steps to complete setup:
- When setup is complete, their status will change to Active in your settings. If you need to make changes to their info in the future, select
More next to their name and then select Edit user details. You can update their name and user role whenever you need to.
Note: If the user needs to be removed from a POS device (like a GoDaddy smart terminal), remove them from the device as well.
- Sign in to your GoDaddy Payments Dashboard (use your GoDaddy username and password).
- From the left-nav, select Users (under Settings).
- Select More next to the user you want to remove.
- Select Delete User, then select Delete to confirm.
More info
- Learn how to customize web user roles in your account.
- Need to add POS device users? Create device roles and add device user accounts to allow employees to perform tasks on an in-person device, like a GoDaddy smart terminal.
