Your Domain and Your Email, in One Place

Your domain and the email on it used to be filed in different places, and finding either meant remembering which. Both are now under Dashboard, directly below Integrations. A domain and the mail running on it are things your account owns and connects, and that is what the Dashboard section is for.

A mailbox and a forwarder are one subject

Actor Emails is a section of the Emails page now instead of a page of its own. The difference between the two is one sentence: a mailbox is an inbox on your own domain, and a forwarder is an address on that domain landing in an inbox you already read.

Two menu entries made that read as two unrelated features, and each page carried a button sending you to the other one. Both are on one page now, which is where the explanation belongs, and the buttons are gone because there is nothing left to bridge. If you have never set one up, here is how an address on your own domain works.

Nothing changed address

This is worth saying plainly, because a reorganized menu usually breaks links. No page moved its URL. Every bookmark you have saved, every link in an email we sent you, and every link inside the admin lands exactly where it did. The menu changed; the addresses did not.

The other moves in the same pass

• Integrations sits under Home, near the top. Connecting another service is a job you do once, and that is exactly why it should not be buried: it is the thing a new member is most often sent here to do and the hardest to find by guessing.
• Referrals is in Settings, two rows from Billing, because what it pays out lands on your bill. More on that in refer an actor, earn 20 percent.
• Password is no longer its own page. It is a card on Settings, then Account, under the email address it signs you in with, which is the thing it belongs next to. The old address still works and still scrolls you to the field when you arrive from a reset link.
• More Tools is now Graphics, which is what most of it makes.
• Settings is four pages that are all genuinely about the account: Account, Billing, Notifications, Referrals.

If you are setting a domain up for the first time

Start with the availability checker to see what is free, then connect it to your site. Email comes after the domain, on the page next to it. Our help pages cover both, and the plans say which tier includes what.