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Add a subuser when another person needs access to your Purpify server. Each subuser signs in with their own account and receives only the permissions you select.
A subuser with file, console, database, backup, or settings access may be able to read secrets or make destructive changes. Add only people you trust.

Add a subuser

1

Open the owned server

Sign in to the game panel, open Servers, and manage the server from the Yours list.
2

Open Subusers

Select the Subusers tab. This tab is available to the server owner and accounts with permission to manage subusers.
3

Enter their account email

Use the email address connected to the subuser’s Purpify game-panel account. Do not create a shared account.
4

Choose the minimum permissions

Select only the actions required for their role. Review file, console, power, backup, database, and settings access separately when those choices are shown.
5

Send or save the invitation

Complete the invitation, then ask the subuser to sign in with their own account. Shared servers appear under Servers > Others.

Choose permissions

Avoid granting subuser-management or destructive settings permissions unless the person is expected to manage other users or reset the server.

Remove a subuser safely

1

Remove the user

Open the Subusers tab and remove the subuser. Confirm that the server no longer appears in their shared-server list.
2

Rotate exposed secrets

Change database passwords, plugin tokens, webhook URLs, API keys, or other secrets the former subuser could read. Do not change unrelated credentials without a reason.
3

Review recent changes

Check the console, files, server settings, and other subusers for unexpected changes. Restore a known-good backup if server data was altered without approval.
Removing shared access does not undo console commands, file changes, downloads, or secrets the user previously viewed.