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A sending domain is a domain authorized to send mail through Oviond’s managed provider. Verifying it means adding DNS records so recipient providers trust messages from your domain. You can register one sending domain per account from Settings → Email settings (/settings/email-settings).
Lifetime plans are SMTP-only and can’t register a sending domain — they send from their own SMTP server instead.

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Add a sending domain

1

Open Email settings

Go to Settings → Email settings and start adding a sender, then choose Sending domain.
2

Add the domain

In Add sending domain, enter the domain — for example, mail.youragency.com — and click Add domain.
3

Add the DNS records

Oviond shows DKIM and SPF records to add to your DNS provider, plus a recommended DMARC record. Add them exactly as shown.
4

Verify the domain

Click Verify domain. Oviond checks the live status: if the records resolve, the domain is marked verified; otherwise verification is started and the status updates on the next check or in the background.

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DNS records

The records table shows Type, Host/Name, Value, TTL, Priority, and Status for each record. A separate DMARC card provides a recommended TXT record at _dmarc. Each value can be copied directly from the table.

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Status

When the domain verifies, Oviond switches the account’s active provider to the sending domain so your verified senders are used.

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Remove a domain

Removing the sending domain deletes it from Oviond and the provider. If it was the active provider, Oviond falls back to the Oviond default. Removing it also invalidates any senders on that domain — switch automations to a different sender first.