NIZU

Domain Manager

Bring all your domains, DNS records and nameservers into your workspace — synced straight from your registrar, managed by your team, and shared with your clients. Nobody has to hand out registrar logins again.

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NIZU Domain Manager domain and DNS overview in light mode

Features

Your registrar credentials are entered once, by an administrator, and never leave Settings. Everyone else works on the domains themselves — with exactly the access you decided to give them.

Synced from your registrar

Domains import themselves, with expiry dates and status, and stay in step with the registrar. name.com is supported today; Cloudflare and Porkbun are on the way.

DNS records, edited live

Add, edit and delete A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS, SRV and SOA records. Every change is validated by the registrar before NIZU records it, so what you see is what is really published.

Nameservers under control

View and repoint the nameservers of any domain. Current values are fetched from the registrar before you edit, and a domain is never left with fewer than two.

No shared registrar logins

Staff get the DNS access they need without ever touching your registrar account. Credentials live in Settings, restricted to administrators, and are tested before they are saved.

Never miss a renewal

Expiry dates are colour-coded — expired, expiring soon, healthy — and optional notifications warn you on a window you choose, typically 30 to 60 days ahead.

Share deliberately with clients

Assign a domain to a client contact and give them exactly what they need: the whole zone, or a single DNS record. Transfer-code requests arrive as trackable tickets instead of ad-hoc e-mails.

Every call, on the record

An audit log keeps every registrar API call, so when a record and reality disagree you can see who changed what, when, and what the registrar answered.

From registrar account to delegated access

Four steps, and your domains stop living in one person's browser.

1

Connect

Create a dedicated API token at your registrar, add it as a registrant, choose Production or Sandbox, and use Test Connection before saving.

2

Sync

Open Domains and your portfolio imports itself, expiry dates and status included. Nothing has to be typed in twice.

3

Organise

Link every domain to a client and a project, and record its expiry and cost. The dashboard then tells you what is due and what it costs you.

4

Delegate

Give staff and clients the minimum access that lets them do their job — a zone, a record, or read-only visibility — and keep the registrar to yourself.

NIZU

Connected Apps

Clients

How is connected: Assign each domain to the client that owns it, then let that client see it in their own portal without any access to your registrar.

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Projects

How is connected: Link domains to the projects they belong to, so the site, its hosting and its DNS are all found in the same place.

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No App works alone

Here is what Domain Manager plugs into:

Diagram of the NIZU Domain Manager workflow in light mode
  • name.com today, Cloudflare and Porkbun planned

  • Registrar credentials entered once and never shared

  • Expiry notifications on a window you choose

  • A sandbox environment to rehearse in before going live

  • An audit log of every registrar API call

Tickets

How is connected: A Request Transfer Code from a client opens a real ticket of the type you choose, so the request is tracked instead of lost in a mailbox.

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Roles and permissions

How is connected: Settings and registrant credentials stay with administrators, while DNS and nameserver rights are handed out per role — and per client contact.