Custom domain
General
You can attach a custom domain name to your Nadles User Portal, so that, instead of Nadles domain (https://<subdomain>.up.nadles.com/), users access your portal by the domain name owned by you.
Attaching your own domain updates checkout link URLs to point to your user portal.
In order to successfully complete the setup, you must be able to edit DNS records of the domain name.
Setting up a custom domain name
To start, navigate to My User Portal → Settings.
Enter the domain name you’d like to use for your user portal in the Custom domain name section.
By clicking Submit you initiate a domain ownership verification process.
Ownership verification
To verify ownership, you need to add two DNS records.
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TXT record for the base domain with a unique value generated by Nadles.
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CNAME record for the desired subdomain referencing the Nadles domain name for user portals,
up.nadles.com.
In this example we’re attaching app.myfirstapi.com, so the two records to add to myfirstapi.com are:
| Type | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| TXT | @ | nadles_verification_8KcfbFwYGieHpqTY8… |
| CNAME | app | up.nadles.com |
After you’ve added the records, click Check DNS propagation status and make sure that the records have propagated to the majority of the servers.
Then click Verify DNS records to make Nadles verify the ownership and issue a SSL certificate.
And your custom domain name is displayed everywhere instead of the standard URL assigned by Nadles.