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How to Share Domain Access with Symphony Core (Namecheap)

To connect your website, funnels, and email to Symphony Core, we need to add a small set of DNS records to your domain. If your domain is registered at Namecheap, this page explains the two ways to give us what we need — you stay the owner of your domain either way.

The two options​

Option A — You add the records we send (recommended, most secure). You keep full control of your Namecheap account. We send you a short list of exact DNS records (a PDF), and you paste them in. It takes about 10 minutes.

  1. Sign in to namecheap.com → Domain List → Manage next to your domain → Advanced DNS.
  2. For each record we send, click Add New Record, choose the type (A / CNAME / TXT / MX), and copy the Host and Value exactly as shown in our list. Set TTL to Automatic.
  3. Save, and reply to let us know — we verify from our side.

Your Symphony Core contact sends you the exact records and can hop on a screen-share while you add them. Copy/paste the values — never retype them (a single wrong character breaks email authentication).

Option B — Delegate DNS to us via Cloudflare. If you'd rather we manage DNS for you going forward, we can move just your DNS management to a free Cloudflare account we administer (your domain stays registered and owned by you at Namecheap). We handle every record from then on. See Share Domain Access — Cloudflare.

What we will never ask for​

  • We do not need your Namecheap password. (If you ever prefer we make the changes for you, we'll arrange secure, temporary access — never a shared password over email.)
  • We do not take ownership of your domain. You remain the registrant.

What we handle​

Once the records are in (Option A) or DNS is delegated (Option B), Symphony Core does the rest — verifying the records, issuing your website's SSL certificate, and connecting email sending so your automations deliver reliably.

Key takeaways​

  • We need a short list of DNS records added at Namecheap — you keep ownership.
  • Option A: you paste the records we send (most secure). Option B: delegate DNS to our Cloudflare.
  • Never retype record values — copy/paste. We verify everything from our side.

Questions? See How to Get Support.