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Sign in to set up white label
Go to sign inSend envelopes under your own brand
Today your signers see Autograph as the sender. With white label they see your business name, and mail comes from an address at your own domain. This takes four short steps.
Nothing changes until you finish. Your account keeps sending exactly as it does now. You can stop at any point and come back; your progress is saved.
1. Your brand and sending address
Your signers will see this name as the sender. Use an address at a domain you own (not a free mail address).
2. Connect your domain
Add the records below at the place where you manage your domain's DNS (your domain registrar or DNS host). They let receiving mail servers confirm that mail from is really yours.
| Type | Name (host) | Value (points to) |
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Add all of them exactly as shown. Some DNS hosts add your domain to the end of the name automatically; if yours does, enter only the part before .
3. Verify your sending identity
After you add the records, DNS can take a few minutes. Press the button to check. We ask the sending service directly, and we only mark your identity verified when it says it is.
4. Create your API key
Your software uses this key to send envelopes. It is shown once: copy it somewhere safe.
Your new key (shown once):
All set: switch to white label
Every step is done. Switching turns white label sending on for your account: signers will see your brand and mail will come from your address.