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---
title: Domain Settings
description: Configure workspace domain, approved access domains, and public domains.
---
Configure domain settings under **Settings → Domains**.
## İş Alanı Alan Adı
Edit your subdomain name or set a custom domain for your workspace.
### Alan adını özelleştir
1. Click **Customize Domain**
2. Edit your subdomain (e.g., `yourcompany.twenty.com`)
3. Or set up a custom domain (e.g., `crm.yourcompany.com`)
For custom domains, you'll need to configure DNS settings with your domain provider.
## Onaylanmış Alan Adları
Anyone with an email address at these domains is allowed to sign up for this workspace automatically.
### Onaylanmış Erişim Alanı Ekle
1. Click **Add Approved Access Domain**
2. Enter your company domain (e.g., `yourcompany.com`)
3. Kaydet
Once configured, anyone with an email address at that domain can join your workspace without needing a direct invitation.
<Note>
This is useful for allowing your entire team to self-register while keeping the workspace restricted to your organization.
</Note>
## Public Domains
Bu alan adları üzerinde eksiksiz ve güvenli bir barındırma ortamı sağlayın.
### Kamusal Alan Ekle
1. Click **Add Public Domain**
2. Enter the domain you want to use
3. Configure DNS settings as instructed
4. Verify the domain
SSL certificates are automatically provisioned for public domains.