My accountant hasn't asked for access, they have access to the emails,
which they say is like having a photo of a receipt. They'd like to have the
invoice type documents, since that's a basic standard for accounting and
one I'm surprised that GoDaddy doesn't just send attached with the
purchase/renewal emails.
We have transactions for GoDaddy into the 10x multiples of what you mention
and having to grab those PDF printouts from the billing history section in
the account is incredibly slow and tedious, especially since fo accounting
purposes, a tally of everything is needed, including when GoDaddy sends
refunds, so there are hundreds of one by one print-to-pdf actions required
to achieve this. Something that I have neither the time nor the willingness
to do.
I would of course allow my accountants to have my personal info, even to
health insurance policies since they don't have the ability to affect
anything with my being nor my company from that info. Having full access to
a domain account though, means that a cat or a three year old can crawl
across their desk and cause problems internally with things they don't
understand, not to mention if there is any malicious intent.
I appreciate your reply, but feel that it's not a matter that needs
solutions outside of the fact that a basic feature that just about every
other company offers (for information with these attack vectors) is
missing, and it needs to be added or simply have the delegation method have
a category for accountants that lets them see invoices and download them in
bulk and not have access to a single other function of the account.
