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Get help managing your domains with AccountExec!
AccountExec is a new service from Tuck Tail that gives you the power to organize domains into folders you define, and then delegate tasks to the "executives" you choose. Best of all, you maintain complete control – your password is always safe and protected.
Ready to get started? Simply click the appropriate link below:
 
 
   Appoint an AccountExec      Edit a Domain Folder
 
 
   Assign Roles to your AccountExec      Assign Domains to a Folder
 
 
   Create a Domain Folder      Remove a Folder
 
 
 
 
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AccountExec lets you appoint different executives, assign individual roles or tasks, group your executives and domains and more. How does it work? Simple!
 
  Create folders of domains, as many as you like. Add any number of domains to a single folder... even include domains in more than one folder. Your AccountExec can then perform updates to that entire folder at any time. It's easy!
 
  Choose the person or persons you want to manage any or all of your resources. We'll send them an email invitation to become your newest AccountExec.
 
  As soon as your AccountExecs accept their invitation, assign them roles within the domain folders you created. Each role defines what your AccountExec can or cannot do.
 
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