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How to Grant Wordify Support Access to Your CloudFlare Account

How to grant Wordify access to CloudFlare if required for support purposes

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Overview

When troubleshooting complex DNS, SSL, or CDN issues, our support team may need temporary access to your Cloudflare account. This article explains how to safely add Wordify Support as a member to your Cloudflare account.

⚠️ Important Security Note: Adding Wordify Support to your Cloudflare account should be a temporary measure only. Always remember to revoke access immediately after your support ticket is resolved.

When to Grant Access

You should consider granting Wordify Support access to your Cloudflare account in these situations:

  • Resolving complex DNS configuration issues

  • Troubleshooting SSL certificate problems

  • Setting up CDN optimizations

  • Diagnosing website performance issues related to Cloudflare settings

Before You Begin

Before adding Wordify to your Cloudflare account, please note:

  • You must have administrator-level access to your Cloudflare account

  • Only grant access when requested by Wordify Support

  • Use the official Wordify support email ([email protected])

  • Remove access after your support ticket is resolved

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Log in to Your Cloudflare Account

  • Navigate to dash.cloudflare.com/login and log in with your credentials

  • Ensure you're using an account with administrative privileges

2. Access Member Management

  • Click on the Cloudflare logo in the top left to reach your main account home

  • In the left sidebar, click on "Manage Account" to expand the menu

  • Select "Members" from the dropdown

3. Add Wordify Support as a Member

  • Click the "Invite" button at the top of the Members page

  • In the "Invite members" field, enter: [email protected]

  • Under "Scope," you can select which domains Wordify Support can access:

    • For comprehensive support, select "Include" and "All domains"

    • For domain-specific support, select only the relevant domain

4. Set Appropriate Permissions

  • For the "Roles" section, select "Administrator"

  • This allows our support team to make necessary changes to fix your issue

  • Click "Continue to summary"

  • Review the information and click "Invite" to send the invitation

  • Wordify Support will receive an email invitation to join your account

5. Notify Wordify Support

  • After adding [email protected] to your Cloudflare account, return to your support ticket

  • Inform your Wordify support agent that you've granted access

  • Include your Cloudflare account email address and domain name(s) in your message

6. Remove Access When Support is Complete

⚠️ IMPORTANT: Once your support ticket has been resolved, immediately remove Wordify Support access:

  1. Return to your Cloudflare dashboard

  2. Go to "Manage Account" > "Members"

  3. Find the Wordify Support entry ([email protected])

  4. Click the dropdown arrow next to the member

  5. Select "Revoke" to remove access

  6. Confirm by clicking "Yes, revoke access"

  7. Verify that Wordify Support no longer appears in your members list

Removing access promptly after your issue is resolved is critical for maintaining proper security practices.

Important Security Notes

  • Only add [email protected] to your account (never any other email address)

  • Always remove Wordify access immediately after your support ticket is resolved

  • Wordify Support will never ask for your Cloudflare password

  • For added security, enable two-factor authentication on your Cloudflare account

  • Consider enabling "Member 2FA enforcement" when adding support to ensure all members use two-factor authentication

  • Monitor your account's audit logs during and after support access

  • Never share your Super Administrator credentials with anyone

Need Help?

If you encounter any issues while trying to grant access, our support team is available 24/7 with our standard 1-hour response SLA. Contact us through the Support section in your Wordify dashboard.

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