How to grant access to your Gmail account by adding a delegate

If you own a Gmail account for a website with a number of members, your organization, or your own business, you may need to delegate one or more of your partners to access your Gmail account and handle mail.

Today, we'll learn how to grant access to your Gmail account by adding one or more delegates.

Where Google provides the advantage of adding commissioners to the e-mail to individuals and business owners and businesses.

Tasks that the Commissioner may implement

Send or reply to e-mail messages, and when they send a message, their e-mail address will appear instead of your e-mail. They can read messages sent to you, delete messages sent to you, and manage your contacts.

The commissioners can not implement such things as:

Chat with anyone on your behalf, change your Gmail password, or change your Gmail account settings

To be able to add a person and grant access to mail you need these simple steps.

Open your Gmail account from your desktop because the Gmail app for smartphones does not support this feature.

After opening the account, click the menu - then Settings - then choose from the top accounts and recover - and from the option to grant access to your account: Click Add Account - Enter the email addresses of the person you want to add - Click Next and then Send Email to get Access right.

The person you added will receive an email asking them to confirm. It may take up to 24 hours to see this person as authorized after confirmation.

Note: The invitation expires after a week.

This way you can add one or more commuters to access your Gmail account.

If you want to remove the delegate from your account, open Gmail from your computer - then Settings - click the Accounts and Import tab - and in the Grant access to your account section, click Delete next to the account you want to remove.

The method is useful for small and large business owners, to add a special commissioner to reply to the organization's e-mail or work for more rapid response to e-mail and professional work, if the owner or the official has a lot of responsibilities and business.