Share a service with a sub-user

Sub-users let another person (partner, developer, staff) access one of your services, with only the rights you choose. They never get access to your account, balance or invoices.

Beta feature

On first visit, a warning shows up: tick I understand and know what I am doing then Access the page. FIVEMSHIELD declines any responsibility for actions taken by a sub-user: only grant the permissions needed.

The person must first create their FIVEMSHIELD account. Then go to Sub-users:

1. Service: pick the VPS or FiveM server to share
2. Sub-user email: the email of the person’s FIVEMSHIELD account
3. Permissions: tick only what they need (details below)
4. Add / update: saves the access. The service shows up in the person’s portal, with a dedicated label
5. Existing accesses: the accesses already granted. See Edit or remove an access

Permissions

Permission	What it allows
View service	See the service (always ticked)
View statistics	See statistics
Accès à la console	Use the console
Start / stop / restart	Start, stop, restart
Rename service	Rename the service
Manage settings	Change settings
View security	See the Security tab (credentials included)
Manage backups	Manage backups
Reinstall VPS	Reinstall the VPS (wipes everything)
Change plan	Change plan
Renew service	Renew the service
Order / manage FiveM	Order or manage FiveM hosting
txAdmin access	Access txAdmin
Manage Anti-DDoS cache	Manage the Anti-DDoS cache

Danger

Reinstall VPS and View security are the most sensitive permissions: the first can wipe everything, the second shows the root password. Keep them for people you fully trust.