The Domain Users feature allows you to organize multiple users under a single domain within Siperb. This is especially useful for businesses and teams who need shared access and controlled administration.

Creating or Joining a Domain
When you create a new account in Siperb, you’ll be asked whether you want to:
- Create a New Domain – This makes you the Domain Owner.
- Join an Existing Domain – This allows you to become a Domain User under someone else’s management.
If you create a new domain, you become the administrator of that domain and can invite others to join it.
Inviting Domain Users
As a Domain Owner, you can invite users into your domain:
- Go to the Domain Users section in the Admin Control Panel.
- Add a new user by entering a description and an email address.
- The email address is critical:
- An invitation email will be sent with signup instructions.
- A record will be created, allowing that person to register and link to your domain.
- The email address is critical:
When the invited user signs up, they must use the same email you invited and enter the provided Domain Prefix into the signup form. This links their account to your domain.
Important:
- If the user forgets to add the Domain Prefix during signup, their account will be created as a new domain instead. They’ll need to delete the account and start again with the Prefix.
- If the user signs up with a different email address than the one invited, they cannot proceed.

Domain User Permissions
Once added, Domain Users have semi-managed accounts. This means:
- The Domain Owner (or higher-level administrator) can grant or restrict access to sections of the Admin Control Panel, this includes Connections, and Devices.
- For example, you may grant access to the Domain Users section. If enabled, the invited user can become an administrator themselves and invite/manage their own set of users.
This structure can continue indefinitely, creating multiple levels of managed domains within Siperb.