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HomeTo successfully verify your domain you need to ensure you’ve not only authenticated your domain but have set up your sender name and sender email address.
To update your sender settings you must complete both of these steps:
These are important steps to take to improve deliverability and sender reputation. This is particularly important for brands that send more than 5,000 emails per day.
Read the guide below or watch our step-by-step video to help you authenticate your domain with Salesfire:
To authenticate your domain, select Domain Authentication within the Email section of the dashboard Settings.
Please ensure the domain entered matches a domain set up through your DNS records. This must not contain '/' or '//' or 'http'.
Add a new record to your DNS zone file by copying and pasting the name and value into each record type's respective fields if this information is not present.
Once each DNS record has been verified, a verified message will appear as confirmation.
All 4 records must be verified to complete the domain authentication process. Any records not processed will appear highlighted red to indicate they have not been verified alongside an error message for the action required to complete verification.
You will need access to your DNS records to complete verification. We have included a list of the most common domain providers at the bottom of this article to help you complete verification.
Please note: If you don’t complete this step your sender settings verification won’t be complete.
Once your domain has been verified it’s important to add a custom sender address in the Sender settings.
The sender email address must match the registered domain. For example, if the sender email address is ‘’send.myshop.co.uk’’ the domain registered will need to be ‘’myshop.co.uk’’.
To do this:
Any SMS sender setting changes can be found in separate documentation.
How to edit your DNS records with popular domain providers
We have pulled together a list of the most common domain providers to help you complete verification.
If your service isn't listed here, log in to your provider's site and contact their customer support team.
Amazon Web Services: Configuring DNS, Resource Record Types
Bluehost Bluerock: Manage DNS Records
Bluehost Legacy: DNS Management
Dreamhost: DNS Overview
Fasthosts: Domain Management
GoDaddy: Add a CNAME Record
Google Domains: DNS Basics
Hostgator: Manage DNS records
Hover: Edit DNS Record
IONOS: Configuring CNAME Records
Namecheap: SPF & DKIM
Squarespace: Advanced DNS Settings
Stablehost: How do I get to cpanel?
Wordpress: Adding Custom DNS Records
Siteground: Create CNAME Records
Wix: Adding or updating CNAME Records
Cloudflare: Manage DNS records