How to Give a Third Party Access to Your cPanel (Without Sharing Your Password)

by

Using Netpoa Client Portal → User Management

Netpoa allows you to securely share access to your hosting account without giving out your password, by inviting another user with limited permissions.
The third party will log in with their own email and password, and you can remove them anytime.

✅ Step 1: Login to Your Netpoa Client Area

  1. Visit https://netpoa.com/login.php
  2. Enter your normal login details
  3. On the top right, click your name/profile
  4. Select User Management
    (as shown in your screenshot)

✅ Step 2: Invite the Third Party

  1. Inside User Management, click Invite New User (right side of the screen)
  2. A popup will appear
  3. Enter the third party’s email address (NOT yours)

✅ Step 3: Choose the Correct Permissions

On the “Invite New User” window, select:

✔ Choose Permissions

Then enable only:

1. View Products & Services

This allows the invited user to see your hosting package.

2. Perform Single Sign-On

This gives them access to cPanel login only, without showing passwords.

These two permissions allow the third party to:

  • Access your hosting service
  • Click “Login to cPanel“
  • Work inside cPanel safely
  • Without viewing billing, contacts, invoices, domains, or private data

❌ Do NOT enable:

  • Modify Master Account Profile
  • View & Manage Contacts
  • View & Modify Passwords
  • View Domains
  • Manage Domain Settings
  • View/Pay Invoices
  • View & Accept Quotes
  • Anything unrelated to cPanel

This keeps access restricted and secure.

✅ Step 4: Send the Invite

  1. Click Send Invite
  2. The third party will receive an email to create their own password
  3. They will log in using:
    • Their email
    • Their own password

They can now access only what you allowed.

💡 What the Third Party Will Do

  1. Login at https://netpoa.com/login.php
  2. Go to Services → My Services
  3. Select your hosting service
  4. Click Login to cPanel
    They will enter cPanel instantly through Single Sign-On.

❌ When They Are Done: Remove Their Access

You can revoke access anytime:

Option 1 — Delete User

  1. Go to User Management
  2. Click the user
  3. Select Remove Access/Delete User

Option 2 — Disable Permissions

If you want to keep them listed, simply uncheck all permissions.

Instant access termination.

✔ Summary

TaskDone Through
Add third partyUser Management → Invite New User
Limit accessChoose Permissions → enable SSO + View Products/Services
cPanel loginThrough Single Sign-On only
Remove accessDelete or disable permissions

Need Hosting? We’ve Got You Covered!
👇 Tap Here
https://netpoa.com/store/web-hosting

Leave a Comment