Send notifications from custom email domain

By default, notification emails sent to the Document360 team accounts and readers are sent from support@document360.com

However, you can configure the custom email domain on Document360, so the notification emails are sent from the configured custom email domain.

What is the custom email domain?

Custom email domain shows email providers that Document360 has the user's permission to send emails on their behalf.

For example The notification mails would be sent from a configured support@yourcompany.com rather than the default support@document360.com.

To enable this feature, users must first point DNS entries from their DNS provider (like GoDaddy, Rackspace, Cloudflare, etc.) to Document360.

How to configure the custom email domain?

1. Go to Settings → Knowledge base portal → Notifications → Email domain
2. In the Domain name field, enter the custom email domain URL

For example, mycompany.com

3. Click on the Add domain, and the DNS records are generated

Creating MX and TXT records in the domain registrar

4. To set up a custom email domain for your project, access/request the domain registrar on a separate browser tab to add the MX and TXT records

5. Copy the configuration details from the Setting up your custom email domain section on Document360 and update in the domain registrar
6. Navigate back to the Email domain page in Document360
7. Select the I've added the records checkbox and click the Verify & Save button
8. When the MX and TXT records have been successfully added to the domain host, the "Email domain verified" message appears
9. Once the verification is done, add the "From email address" in the Email field and "From user name" in the Name field

For example, Email field: support@churn360.com ; Name: Churn360 support

Once the configuration is complete, the emails would be sent from their respective domain with their "From email address" and "From user name".