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# Domain Setup

Humanic is an end-to-end system where you can generate and send emails. To send an email campaign, you need to connect your domain. This links your brand's domain (e.g., mail.yourstore.com) to Humanic's infrastructure and proves to inbox providers that you're authorized to send on behalf of that domain. 

With Humanic's auto-configuration, you can connect your domain in minutes. 

To connect your domain:

1. Navigate to **🌐 Domain Settings** in the left sidebar and click **+ Add Domain**.
2. Enter your domain name (we recommend a subdomain such as mail.yourdomain.com).
3. Click **Auto-Configure** to verify by simply signing in to your DNS provider (GoDaddy, Cloudflare, Namecheap, etc.).

To verify manually, copy each of Humanic's three DNS records (TXT, MX, CNAME) into your domain registrar. Return to Humanic and click Verify. Propagation typically takes 15–60 minutes.

### **Frequently asked questions** 

**Should I use a subdomain or root domain?** 

Use a subdomain (e.g., mail.yourdomain.com). This protects your root domain's reputation if deliverability issues arise during warm-up. 

**What if my domain doesn't verify?** 

Check that all three DNS records were added exactly as shown, with no extra spaces or missing characters. If it's been over 48 hours, contact support at <care@humanic.ai>.&#x20;


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