Relationship Between Domains, Websites, and Business Email

Relationship Between Domains, Websites, and Business Email

Relationship Between Domains, Websites, and Business Email

Target Audience: Front-end End Users

Relationship with Corporate Websites

A domain name serves as the public-facing "address" for a website. Once a domain has been successfully registered and integrated into the system, it can be used to bind a custom domain to the corporate website; domains that have not completed the integration process generally cannot be bound.

Relationship with Business Email

Business email addresses are typically based on an existing domain (e.g., name@yourdomain.com). Therefore, the standard workflow is:

  1. Register the domain and complete the integration process (including steps such as email verification).
  2. Activate the [Business Email] service and create accounts.

Statuses such as "Awaiting Email Verification" in the domain list refer to the registrar's requirement to verify the contact person's email address; this is distinct from the actual receipt of business emails.

Recommended Reading Order

Domain Registration Store → Domain Contact Information → Domain List (Track Progress/Renewal) → Website Binding / Email Activation.