Yes, this is very basic feature what every other provider can give.
Contacted customer service and their reply was:
If you'd like to have addresses as info@, support@, etc. that more people could access them, the only way at the moment would be to create them as sub-users with separate login credentials. Once you create the accounts with a custom domain address, you could provide the login credentials from these accounts to your employees and they will be able to access them.
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Yes, this is very basic feature what every other provider can give.
Contacted customer service and their reply was:
If you'd like to have addresses as info@, support@, etc. that more people could access them, the only way at the moment would be to create them as sub-users with separate login credentials. Once you create the accounts with a custom domain address, you could provide the login credentials from these accounts to your employees and they will be able to access them.