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# How to Add a Corporate Account Admin
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**Corporate Account Admin** — is a user who has access to the company's account, in which a verified and active domain is registered.
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1. Open the admin panel and navigate to the users tab.
2. Find the required corporate user.
3. Open the user access settings.
4. Click the button and assign the **Account Owner** role.
5. Save the changes.
The user becomes a corporate account admin and receives full account-level access.
### New Permissions
After you assign the **Account Owner** role, the user can manage:
* Manage account settings
* Invite and manage users
* Grant or revoke user or mailbox permissions
* Manage mailboxes and mailbox access
* Configure security and authentication settings
* Access billing and subscription settings
* Manage integrations, callbacks, and API access
* Configure templates, workflows, and automation settings
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**Account Owner** permissions provide full administrative access to the account. Assign this role only to trusted users.
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#### Related Topics:
* [Create Corporate Users (Single and Bulk)](/admin-panel/users-and-user-roles/create-corporate-users-single-and-bulk.md)
* [How to Add and Manage Domains](/admin-panel/account-settings/how-to-add-and-manage-domains.md)
* [Role Management](/admin-panel/users-and-user-roles/role-management.md)
* [How to Add Users to a Verified Domain](/admin-panel/users-and-user-roles/how-users-are-added-to-a-verified-domain.md)
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