TXT record

Google requires us to install a TXT record in your DNS settings if you'd like to record calls inside your Google Ads account. If not, please discregard these steps.

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Step 1: Request your TXT verification record

Send an email to [email protected] to request your TXT verification record. Upon receiving the record, please continue to step 2.

Step 2: Log in to Your DNS Provider

Go to your domain registrar or hosting provider’s website where your DNS records are managed. Some common providers include:

• GoDaddy (https://www.godaddy.com)

• Cloudflare (https://www.cloudflare.com)

• Google Domains (https://domains.google)

• Namecheap (https://www.namecheap.com)

• Bluehost (https://www.bluehost.com)

• SiteGround (https://www.siteground.com)

If you’re unsure where your domain’s DNS is managed, use a tool like DNS checker to find out.

Step 3: Navigate to DNS Settings

1. Log in to your domain registrar or DNS hosting provider.

2. Locate the DNS Management, DNS Settings, or Zone Editor section.

3. Look for an option to Add a New Record or Manage Records.

Step 4: Add a New TXT Record

1. Click "Add Record" or "Create New Record".

2. Select "TXT" as the record type.

3. Enter the following details:

   • Host/Name: Use the required value, such as:

     • @ (represents your root domain, e.g., yourwebsite.com)

   • Value: Paste the google site verification record here

     • Paste the TXT verification record shared from earlier.

Step 6: Save the Record

• Click Save, Apply, or Add Record (depending on your provider).

• The TXT record is now added to your domain’s DNS settings.

Step 7: Notify us and wait for DNS propagation

• Send us an email at [email protected]

• DNS changes can take anywhere from a few minutes to 24 hours to fully propagate.

• Most providers update within an hour, but global DNS servers may take longer.

Still having trouble? Please share access to your provider and we'll help get it installed.

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Sharing Access on GoDaddy

1. Log in to Your GoDaddy Account.

2. Go to Account Settings > Delegate Access.

3. Click Invite to Access.

4. Enter the person’s name and email address. ([email protected])

5. Set the Access Level:

   • Products Only: Access to manage domains, DNS, and hosting.

6. Click Invite.

   • The recipient will receive an email to accept access.

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Sharing Access on Namecheap

1. Log in to Your Namecheap Account.

2. Go to Dashboard > Manage Users.

3. Click Invite New User.

4. Enter the recipient’s email and select permissions:

   • Email: ([email protected])

   • DNS/Domain Management: Grants access to edit DNS records.

5. Send the invitation.

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Sharing Access on Cloudflare

1. Log in to Your Cloudflare Account.

2. Navigate to the specific domain.

3. Go to Manage Account > Members.

4. Click Invite Member.

5. Enter the email address and assign a role:

   • Email: ([email protected])

   • Administrator: Full control.

   • DNS Only: Limited to DNS management.

6. Click Invite.

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Sharing Access on Google Domains

1. Log in to Your Google Domains Account.

2. Select the domain you want to share access for.

3. Go to Permissions > Add People.

4. Enter the email address and choose access rights. ([email protected])

5. Click Invite.

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Sharing Access on AWS Route 53

1. Log in to AWS Management Console.

2. Go to IAM (Identity and Access Management).

3. Create a new User and attach a policy (e.g., Route 53 Full Access). ([email protected])

4. Share the credentials with the user securely.

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Sharing Access on cPanel/WHM

1. Log in to cPanel or WHM.

2. Create a new user account with restricted access to DNS zones.

3. Provide the login details to the person you want to share access with. ([email protected])