This is the main reason I signed up for Mailjet, and even then the user access restrictions and management are not feature complete. I need what Mailgun already has, but delegating access on a per-domain basis where users can collaborate on templates and mailing lists without bleeding into other domains.

It's critical when being forced to give full access to somebody who only needs access to one domain.

creating a separate login to give feedback that will likely never get implemented, is a huge detterent. 128 votes is a big number given this circumstance.

+1

Please, add this feature. It is a must indeed!

Yes, please! We need this feature.
We multiple domains, I would like to share one domain to one external agency.
Thx

This feature is a must.

This feature is extremely important. I manage multiple domains, and I can't give any of my clients access because I don't want them to be able to dig around in other people's email. Therefore I'm the single source of truth for all of my clients, and they have to go through me for all email questions since I can't invite them to their domain logs. It's a huge oversight on MailGun's part to not have this be a basic feature.

Nearly 5 years later - I need exactly this feature for a multi-sided platform - Could you please provide a feedback? Is it in your backlog? Can you provide an estimate for a release date? I will have to switch to another service if it's not in your backlog and if I don't know when it will be released. Thanks in advance, Nico

Very important feature, for example to give access to logs from test-domains while restricting access to any data of production domains.

+1 this feature is a must for us !

I think if specific user can be assigned to the specific domain it would be great, I work with 2 company and this is frustrating me since everyone can see all domain.

HIghly needed

I'd really prefer not to set up a whole separate account for each of the domains I manage, but I need to be able to give clients access to mailing lists for their own domains.

+1 Restrict invited user to specific subset of domains.

featureDemand++

Roles by domains (e.g.: add user as Analyst for example.com, so he can only see example.com's data)

This would make a HUGE difference and avoid situations where clients are advised to use alternative solutions if they need access to logs and stats themselves.

I would definitely like to see this, we have admins and tech support that deal with certain domains and it would make it much easier to manage

Having additional user logins limited to specific domains is greatly needed.

Wow, that's 3 years without resolution