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Documentation/Add a domain

Add a domain

Domains are attached to projects. Boundry generates the DNS records needed for domain verification, sending and optional native inbound.

Choose a domain strategy

Use your root domain or a sending subdomain for outbound mail. For inbound, prefer a dedicated subdomain such as replies.au.acme.com so you never interfere with your company’s normal mail delivery.

Domain capabilities

1

Domain verification Publish the supplied DKIM records to prove ownership.

2

Sending Add SPF records and send only after verification.

3

Receiving Add the regional MX record for a dedicated inbound subdomain.

Disable a domain

Open the domain page and choose Disable domain to turn off sending and receiving for this project. Boundry keeps the domain identity and email history, and leaves published DNS records unchanged. New sends are rejected; queued and scheduled emails fail if sending is still disabled when they are processed. Emails already handed to the delivery provider may still arrive.

To use the domain again, enable sending or receiving in Records and check the required DNS records. Enabling sending does not override a restriction placed by Boundry.

Disable a domain by API
json
{
  "capabilities": { "sending": "disabled", "receiving": "disabled" }
}

Send this body to PATCH /domains/{domain_id}. To re-enable a capability, set it to enabled; omitted capabilities keep their current value.

Check its status

The domain page shows every DNS record and whether it is pending or verified. You can return after making a DNS change and run verification again; Boundry does not require you to recreate the domain.

Follow the full verification guide →Add the records in GoDaddyRead the create-domain endpoint →