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Use your own domain for the portal

Serve the portal at an address like invest.yourcompany.com with two DNS records and an automatic certificate.

  • Updated
  • For managers

Who can do this: Owners and admins

What you need

  • A subdomain you control, such as invest.yourcompany.com. Root domains such as yourcompany.com cannot be used, because they cannot carry the required CNAME record.
  • Access to your domain's DNS settings.
  • One custom domain per organization. A hostname can belong to only one organization.

Set it up

  1. Open Settings, then Domain, enter your subdomain and choose Add domain.
  2. At your DNS provider create the two records shown on the page: a TXT record named _easyhaus-verification. followed by your subdomain, with the value shown, and a CNAME record from your subdomain to portal.easy.haus. Use the copy buttons to avoid typos.
  3. Wait for DNS to update. EasyHaus checks every hour for 72 hours, or you can choose Check now after the records are in place.
  4. When the records verify, a certificate is issued automatically.
Domain statuses
StatusMeaning
Waiting for DNSCreate both records. DNS changes can take a while.
VerifiedThe records are right. The certificate is being issued.
ActiveThe portal is live on your domain with a valid certificate.
FailedThe records could not be verified within 72 hours. Fix them and check again.

After it is active

  • Emails link to your domain instead of your-name.easy.haus.
  • The certificate renews itself about 30 days before it expires. The page shows its expiry date.
  • Your EasyHaus address keeps working, and clients can still use it.
  • Sessions are tied to the address they started on, so clients sign in again the first time they use the new domain.

To remove the domain, choose Remove domain. The portal stops answering on it and the certificate is deleted.

Note: The portal on your own domain is the same portal with the same branding. Only the address changes.

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