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Invite Keystone as a member of your Cloudflare account with Domain Administrator rights on the relevant domain.

Reviewed Oct 10, 2026

Cloudflare's member invitations are scoped: you can grant access to a single domain rather than the whole account.

  1. Log in to your Cloudflare account.
  2. On the home page, scroll to the bottom of the left column and click Manage Account.
  3. In the expanded section, click Members.
  4. Click + Invite Members.
  5. Enter growthpartners@keystone.app under email addresses. In the first dropdown choose Individual Domains, under Applies to select the relevant domain, and toggle on Domain Administrator.
  6. Scroll to the bottom and click Create policy.
  7. Once the policy is listed, scroll down and click Invite members.
The Cloudflare dashboard home with Manage Account highlighted at the bottom of the left column. The account email is blurred.

Step 2: Manage Account.

The Manage account section expanded, with Members highlighted among Billing, Account API tokens, OAuth clients, Audit logs, and other items.

Step 3: Members.

The Members page listing the account owner, with the Invite members button highlighted at the top right. The owner's email is blurred.

Step 4: Invite members.

The Invite members form with growthpartners@keystone.app entered, the scope dropdown open with Individual Domains highlighted, and an Applies to domain selector.

Step 5: Individual Domains, then the domain.

The roles list with Domain Administrator toggled on and Domain Administrator Read Only off.

Step 5: Domain Administrator.

The bottom of the policy form with the Create policy button highlighted.

Step 6: Create policy.

The policies list after creation, with the Invite members button highlighted at the bottom right.

Step 7: Invite members.

We accept the invitation and let your Growth Partner know. From there we connect the domain and confirm when the site is live; see what we change.