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# order.yourdomain.com

## Setup Overview

1\. Appfront will provide the certificate for your domain; please send a request to **<support@appfront.ai>** (or **<integrations@appfront.ai>** if your application isn't live yet) with the domain / subdomain you wish to use for your online ordering site.&#x20;

2\. You will receive an **email from AWS - Amazon** Web Services Certificate manager - to verify that you own the domain to one of the following email addresses:

* admin@\[yourdomain.com]
* administrator@\[yourdomain.com]
* webmaster@\[yourdomain.com]

3\. Once you have approved this email, we will be able to accept this domain for your online ordering site, and connect a valid SSL Certificate for secure browsing.

4\. You will then need to go to your domain provider and define a **CNAME** with the path Appfront will provide for you in their follow up email

Go to your domain provider - and define a CNAME for **order.yourdomain.com** to **XXXXXXXXXX.cloudfront.net** **(without http or https!)** which you will receive from Appfront. <br>

## **GoDaddy: Instructions for adding CNAME**

&#x20;<https://documentation.unbounce.com/hc/en-us/articles/203687274-Setting-Up-Your-CNAME-with-GoDaddy><br>

## **Google Domains: Instructions for adding CNAME**

&#x20;<https://support.google.com/a/answer/47283?hl=en>

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5\. Save the changes; your domain has now updated!&#x20;


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