- PageTiger User Guide
- Document Settings
- Domain Names
Domain Names
Custom Domain Names (also known as a Domain) are a great way to make your Documents stand out from the crowd, and ensure your organisations name is always shown in the Document URL.

What is a Domain Name?
A Domain is a specific web address that people type in to visit a website, for example www.pagetiger.com. All Documents created in PageTiger are effectively websites because they are viewed online using a Domain.
Domain Examples
By default, all Documents created in PageTiger play on view.pagetiger.com, using the syntax: view.pagetiger.com/document/version.
Example
view.pagetiger.com/employee-manual/1
However, it is possible to specify a Domain that your Documents can play on, which will change the syntax to the following mycompany.pagetiger.com/document/version.
Example
betamota.pagetiger.com/employee-manual/1
When you sign up to PageTiger our Support team will set up a Domain ready for to be used on any Documents you create in your account. The Domain uses a valid SSL certificate to ensure the safety and security of your Documents.
How to apply a Domain to a document
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Navigate to a Document.
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Select the ‘Domain Name’ tab.
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Choose the Domain from the drop-down list.
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Select ‘Save’.
The Document Link will update to use the Domain. Simple!
💡 Domain Names are applied at Document level, which means they will apply to all Versions created within it.