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Custom domains for Trust Center and Procurement Portal

Last updated April 12, 2026

Serve your VeriRFP Trust Center and Procurement Portal share links on a domain you control. Buyers see your brand in the address bar instead of verirfp.com.

Custom domains are configured per workspace in Settings to Custom Domains. TLS certificates are issued and renewed automatically by VeriRFP after CNAME verification, so you do not upload or rotate certificates yourself.

Plan availability

  • Free — not included
  • Starter — not included
  • Pro — 1 custom domain
  • Business — 2 custom domains
  • Enterprise — 3 custom domains

Each domain in the included quota is a distinct subdomain you control. Apex domains and additional domains beyond plan quota are available on Enterprise.

What runs on a custom domain

  • Trust Center landing pages (NDA gating, document downloads, audit log access)
  • Procurement Portal share links (RFP intake, evidence map, compliance pack delivery)
  • Custom email-from headers for share-link notifications routed through your domain

Setup workflow

  1. Enable custom domains in your workspace. Open Settings to Custom Domains. The section is visible only on Pro and above. If you are on a lower tier, an upgrade prompt appears in place of the domain editor.
  2. Add the subdomain you want to use. Common patterns include trust.example.com for the Trust Center and vendors.example.com for the Procurement Portal. Each domain is scoped to one of those two surfaces.
  3. Create a CNAME record at your DNS provider. The VeriRFP UI displays the exact target host to point the CNAME at. Copy it verbatim. Most DNS providers (Cloudflare, Route 53, Namecheap, GoDaddy) propagate within minutes.
  4. Click Verify. VeriRFP polls DNS and provisions a TLS certificate once the CNAME resolves. The domain status moves to Active when both checks succeed. Share links generated from that workspace begin using the new host immediately.

Operational notes

  • Certificate renewal. VeriRFP renews TLS certificates automatically before expiry. No maintenance window is required and no certificate upload is supported.
  • Domain disabling. Disabling a domain falls back to the default verirfp.com host. Existing share links continue to resolve.
  • Removing a domain. Deleting a domain releases the CNAME slot back to the workspace quota and revokes the issued TLS certificate. Re-adding the same domain re-runs the verification step.
  • Audit trail. Domain add, verify, disable, and remove actions are written to the workspace audit log alongside actor identity and timestamp.
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