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Overview

Map a domain you own, such as ai.yourcompany.com, to your organization. Members use Wirebase at that address, with a sign-in page in your brand, and you control who can sign in there. Custom domain and white-label are part of the Enterprise plan. Configure them in Admin → Settings → Custom Domain.

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Connect your domain

1

Enter the domain

Enter the domain or subdomain you want to use, for example ai.yourcompany.com.
2

Add a CNAME record

At your DNS provider, add the CNAME record shown on the page. It routes traffic to Wirebase, and an SSL certificate is issued automatically.
3

Add a TXT record

Add the TXT record shown on the page at _wirebase-verify.<your-domain>. It proves you own the domain.
4

Verify

Once both records are in place, click Verify. DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to propagate. When verification succeeds, the status changes from Pending Verification to Active.
If your domain has a CAA DNS record, it must allow the certificate authority used for custom domains (ssl.com), or the SSL certificate can’t be issued. If you have no CAA record, there’s nothing to do.

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Access rules

The Access tab controls sign-in on your domain only. Sign-in on www.wirebase.com is unaffected, and every rule is enforced server-side.
Google, GitHub and Microsoft sign-in aren’t available on a custom domain. Use SSO or invitations instead.

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White-label branding

The White-label tab customizes the sign-in page on your domain: Brand Color, Favicon URL, Login Page Title, Login Page Copy and Custom CSS, with a live Login Page Preview. Your organization’s name and logo come from Branding.

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Remove the domain

Click Remove Domain. The domain stops routing to your organization immediately, its SSL certificate is revoked, and its white-label settings are deleted.