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After you add a domain, Oviond reconciles its status against Vercel. Once the records resolve and SSL is provisioned, the domain becomes Active and shared links start rendering under it.

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Statuses

A domain moves through these states (pending, verifying, active, failed): In the list, these collapse into a single badge: Active (green), Verification failed (red), or Action required (amber, for pending and verifying).

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Trigger a re-check

1

Open Custom domains

Go to Settings → Custom domains (/settings/custom-domains).
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Show the DNS records

Click Show DNS records on the domain to expand the records to add.
3

Verify the domain

Click Verify domain. Oviond re-queries Vercel and updates the status. It also keeps the status in sync automatically via a webhook when Vercel confirms ownership or provisions the certificate.
If a domain stays in Pending for a while, double-check that the CNAME (and any TXT ownership record) match exactly what Oviond showed when you added the domain. DNS changes can take anywhere from a minute to several hours to propagate, depending on your provider.

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Set a default domain

The default custom domain is used to build shared report URLs when a client has no domain override of its own. Only an Active domain can be set as the default. Your first domain becomes the default automatically; on any other active domain, click Set as default (the star) from Settings → Custom domains.