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Connect a custom domain

In this section you will learn how to add a Custom Domain to your application

Connect a subdomain such as app.example.com to the intended app.

Before you start: verify the published app at its existing address and confirm that you can edit the chosen domain's DNS records.

Open domain setup

  1. Open More → General.

  2. Find Custom Domain.

  3. Open its configuration control. For an existing configured entry, use the edit icon.

  4. In Connect a domain, enter the exact subdomain without https://.

  5. Select Continue and follow the DNS instructions displayed for your app.

  6. Review the setup and complete Add Domain when the required configuration is ready.

Connect a domain dialog with a subdomain field, Continue, and Add Domain

Configure DNS using the supplied values

Record the type, host/name, and target/value shown in the setup flow. Enter those values in your DNS provider's controls, accounting for whether that provider expects a full hostname or a subdomain label.

For example, app.example.com identifies the intended hostname; it does not specify a universal DNS target. Use the actual target provided for your app and deployment. DNS update timing varies, so check the configured records and status rather than relying on a fixed delay.

Verify the connection

Return to More → General → Custom Domain and inspect its status.

Custom Domain section showing an existing entry with Domain is configured status and an edit control

Open the exact custom address and confirm that the intended app loads. Test sign-in, relevant pages, and a permitted action using an intended account. Review identity-provider callback settings if your authentication flow depends on the app address.

If a check fails, use Troubleshoot a custom domain. For self-hosted deployments, use On-Premise custom domain configuration.

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