app.oviond.com with a URL you own on shared report links — for example, reports.youragency.com. When you add a domain, Oviond detects its DNS host and shows you the exact records to add.
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Open Custom domains
Go to Settings → Custom domains (
/settings/custom-domains).2
Add a domain
Click Add domain, then enter the subdomain you want to use — for example,
reports.youragency.com. Don’t include https://.3
Review the detected DNS provider
Oviond looks up the domain’s nameservers and identifies the DNS host (Cloudflare, GoDaddy, Namecheap, AWS Route 53, Google Domains, or Squarespace; Other if it can’t be matched). This is read-only — it just tells you where to add the records.
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Add the DNS records
Oviond shows a
CNAME record and, in some cases, a TXT ownership record. Add them exactly as shown in your DNS provider’s admin panel, then click I added the records.5
Verify
Click Verify domain to check the records. See Verify domain for the status flow.
DNS records
Oviond registers the domain with Vercel and returns the records you need to add:You always add DNS records yourself in your provider’s admin. Oviond detects which provider you use but never writes records on your behalf.
On Cloudflare, set the record’s proxy status to DNS only (grey cloud). With the proxy enabled, Vercel can’t issue the SSL certificate.
SSL is provisioned automatically by Vercel once the domain verifies. You don’t need to set up a certificate manually.