Learn how organization owners add a domain to Pivot, publish the required DNS TXT record, and wait for verification.
Adding a domain proves that your organization controls an email domain, such as example.com. After the domain is verified, Pivot can use it for organization-wide domain settings.
You need:
example.com. Do not include https://, paths, or email addresses.From the sidebar, click your profile picture, choose Organization admin, then select the organization.
Select Domains and Security.

Click Add new domain, enter the domain name, then choose Start verification.

Pivot shows a verification value that starts with pivot-verification= and ends with .pivot.app. Copy the full value.

In your DNS provider, create a TXT record for the domain you added in Pivot.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Type | TXT |
| Name/Host | The root domain, often @, or the exact subdomain you added |
| Value | The full pivot-verification=...pivot.app value from Pivot |
| TTL | Your provider’s default TTL is fine |
Save the record. Some DNS providers add quotation marks automatically around TXT values. That is fine; do not add extra spaces or change the value.
Pivot checks DNS automatically after the domain is created. The first check runs after about 30 seconds. If the record is not visible yet, Pivot keeps checking with a longer delay, up to about 15 minutes between checks.
When the TXT record is found, the domain status changes from Verify to Verified in Domains and Security.
After the domain is verified, open its settings to choose whether email holders can join the organization, select default spaces, or configure SAML.

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