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Managing sending domains

In Sendigram, you can add, verify, manage, and remove sending domains. Proper domain management helps you maintain good deliverability and a clean sender reputation.

Sender settings has four tabs: Domain settings, Sender address, IP address and Test contacts. On the Test contacts tab you can add test contacts to preview your emails and test your automations before they go live.

Viewing and Managing Your Domains

Click your profile icon (top-right corner).
Select Sender Settings.

You’ll see a list of all domains you’ve added, along with their status: Verified, Processing, or Unverified. From this page, you can:

Check status of each domain.
Re-verify a domain if DNS changes were recently updated.
Set a default sending domain for all new campaigns.
Switch sender domains when creating or editing campaigns.

Editing Domain Settings

Click Actions (⋯) next to a domain and select View to see its details.
You can:
- Review required DNS records (SPF, DKIM, DMARC).
- Update or reissue DNS instructions if settings change.
- Change whether the domain is used for specific campaign types (marketing vs. transactional).

Deleting a Sending Domain

If a domain is no longer in use, you can remove it from your account:

Go to Sender Settings.
Find the domain you want to delete.
Click Delete Domain (Удалить домен).
Confirm deletion by entering your account password.

What Happens After Deletion

The domain will no longer be available for use in campaigns.
Any campaigns previously sent from the domain remain unaffected — their stats are still accessible.
If you delete a default domain, you’ll need to assign another one before sending new campaigns.

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