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After the controller is online, you configure how users access the application.

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Domain Options

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Use Our Domain

We can provide a subdomain automatically. This is the fastest way to get started - no DNS configuration required on your end.

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Bring Your Own Domain

If you want the application available on your own domain (e.g., app.yourcompany.com), choose the custom domain option. You’ll need:
  • A domain you control
  • Access to your DNS provider

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DNS Delegation

When you bring your own domain, you need to delegate it to the hosted zone that the deployment creates in your cloud account. This is a one-time step.
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Choose your domain

During setup, enter your root domain (e.g., app.yourcompany.com).
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Hosted zone is created

The controller creates a hosted zone for your domain in your cloud account. The setup interface shows you the nameservers for this hosted zone.
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Add an NS record at your DNS provider

At whatever DNS provider currently hosts the parent domain (e.g., yourcompany.com), create an NS record for your chosen subdomain pointing to the nameservers shown in the setup interface. This delegates DNS for that subdomain to the hosted zone in your cloud account.
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Automatic provisioning

Once delegation is in place, the controller creates all subdomain records, provisions TLS certificates, and configures any additional DNS records the application needs.
The NS delegation step is the only manual DNS change you need to make. Everything else - subdomain records, certificates, email configuration - is handled automatically.

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Tips for Choosing a Domain

  • Use a separate top-level domain - e.g., yourcompany.co or yourcompany.app instead of a subdomain of yourcompany.com. This prevents browser cookies from being shared between the application and your primary domain, which is a security best practice.
  • Keep it short - subdomains are created under your root domain, and certificate Common Names have a 64-character limit.
  • If using a subdomain, choose something distinct - e.g., tool.yourcompany.com to keep it separate from your primary product domain.

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DNS Providers

We support two DNS providers for managing your domain’s records:

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Route 53

If your domain is managed in AWS Route 53, the system can configure DNS records automatically using your existing AWS credentials.

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Cloudflare

If your domain is managed in Cloudflare, you’ll provide a Cloudflare API token with DNS edit permissions for your zone. The system uses this to create the required records.

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TLS Certificates

TLS certificates are provisioned automatically as part of DNS setup. You don’t need to create, upload, or manage certificates. They are renewed automatically before expiration.