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Your organisation's Lyyti admin user can add new domains to the list of verified domains by going to the organisations Settings at the top right corner in Lyyti.

In the organisation's section, under Settings > Sending domains, you can find your verified domains and the ones you've added (reserved) but haven't verified yet. By clicking the settings-icon you can see the verification process and what's possibly missing. If the list of domains is empty, your organisation doesn't have verified domains in Lyyti yet.

Add a new domain

Verifying a domain requires technical changes to the domain's DNS TXT record. If you don't understand what this means, don't worry: you might need to ask your domain administrator or your company's IT department for help, they'll know what to do. You can create a link for the administrator, through which they can make the changes. Click Create link (or Refresh link if it has been created previously), copy the link and send it to the right person. We recommend this option if you're not familiar with the email or domain settings yourself.

If you can verify the domain yourself, click Add new domain and follow given instructions. Please note that these changes to the record cannot be done from Lyyti but straight to your domain's information.

Write your domain on the pop-up window and click Add new domain.  

Verifying a domain

In order to verify the domain, you need to:

1. Add the SPF information to the domain's DNS-record
2. Add the DKIM information to the domain's DNS-record
3. Verify the ownership of the domain. This is where the program makes sure the domain is in your company's disposition and that you're allowed to use it.

Ensure that the verification is completed by clicking Check on the bottom of the page. 

The successfully completed steps are displayed green; if something is still missing, it's show as red. When everything is OK, the status of the domain will change from Incomplete to In use on the Sending domains page (see the first picture of this article).