Tier 4 custom domain vs sub-domain

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Hi there \u002D With a tier 4, if I use a custom domain everywhere possible, would there be any member facing, or guest facing, URLs, still using a sub\u002Ddomain? \u000aAnd If so:\u000aWhere? And is full custom domain on the roadmap/being considered?\u000aThanks!

Alper_Xtensio · Answer

Hi danadana,\u000a\u000aWith Tier 4, your team members all use one dedicated URL for logging in to your Xtensio team space, like “yourcompany.xtensio.com.” Once logged in, they’ll only see the specific workspaces they’ve been added to, ensuring they have access only to relevant projects.\u000a\u000aConnected domains, on the other hand, are purely for publishing. When you’re ready to share content externally, you can publish it under any of your connected domains, such as “mycompany.com/mywork” or “myclient.mycompany.com/mywork.”\u000a\u000aLet me know if there’s anything else I can help with!

danadana · Answer

Thanks for the reply! I\u0027m planning to go Tier 4, but like most of us with Tier 4, we have pretty specific use cases in mind. So I\u0027d just like to confirm my understanding : )\u000a\u000a* Login URL for all members and guests \u003D Xtensio subdomain\u000a* Once logged into workspace \u003D Xtensio subdomain \u000a* If I share/publish a view only folio, via any method \u003D Full custom domain\u000a\u000aAm I understanding correctly?

danadana · Answer

....also wondering if you could touch on this question from my original post.

* Is full custom domain (for all member and client facing URLs) on the roadmap, or being considered?

It's not a "must have" for my use-case, but it is a consideration I'm using, in comparing solutions for this need in my tech stack.

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