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Domain Dashboard

Registrar control panel for managing domain settings, DNS, and portfolio details in one place.

Web interface for creating, editing, and deleting DNS records without command-line tools.

Continuous tracking of domain registration, DNS records, and certificates to catch unexpected changes.

Automated notification triggered by domain events such as expiration, DNS changes, or status code updates.

Simultaneous DNS record changes applied across multiple domains or zones in a single operation.

Pre-configured set of DNS records applied to one or more domains to ensure consistent configuration.

Programmatic domain and DNS control via a registrar's API, enabling automation and infrastructure-as-code.

Structured review of a domain portfolio to verify registration status, DNS accuracy, and security settings.

Moving domains from multiple registrars into a single account to simplify management and billing.

End-to-end process of moving a domain from one accredited registrar to another following ICANN's transfer policy.

Saved copy of all DNS zone records used to restore configuration after accidental deletion or migration.

Structured record of all owned domains with registrar, expiration, and business purpose details.

Role-based permissions controlling who can view, edit, or transfer domains within a registrar account.

Second verification step at registrar login that guards against account takeover and unauthorized transfers.

Advance notification sent as a domain's expiration date nears, triggering action before lapse or deletion.

EPP flags on a domain's registry record indicating its operational state and which actions are allowed.

EPP status codes that suspend a domain's DNS resolution, making it unreachable while registration remains active.

Software platform that aggregates, tracks, and optimizes domain portfolios across multiple registrars.

Automated polling of WHOIS records to detect unauthorized changes to registrant data, nameservers, or status.

Lifecycle management of SSL/TLS certificates—issuance, renewal, installation, and revocation—for domain names.