Axalot

Domains

How Axalot tracking domains are added, validated, monitored, and used by Tracker campaigns.

What domains do

Domains are the public hosts used in campaign tracking links. A campaign link is built from the selected domain, campaign track id, and Traffic Source parameters.

Tracking link host

Campaign URLs start with the selected domain.

Health checks

Axalot tracks whether the domain is alive and configured correctly.

NS validation

Expected nameservers are compared with current domain DNS.

Campaign dependency

A campaign needs a domain before it can generate a useful tracking link.

Console path

Console / Tracker / Domains

Domain format

Axalot accepts clean lowercase domains only.

RuleExample
Lowercase onlytrack.example.com
No protocoluse example.com, not https://example.com
No path, query, or fragmentuse example.com, not example.com/path?a=1
No trailing dotuse example.com, not example.com.
No IP addressuse a domain name, not 192.168.1.1
No numeric TLDuse a real top-level domain

Paste only the hostname

If a browser URL contains https://, a path, query parameters, or a fragment, remove them before adding the domain.

Status fields

StatusMeaning
ActiveDomain is enabled for use.
AliveHealth check can reach the domain.
Cloudflare headersResponse indicates expected Cloudflare handling.
NS validCurrent nameservers match expected nameservers.
RDAP dataRegistration metadata such as registrar and expiration when available.

Setup flow

Add or connect the domain in Tracker -> Domains.

Configure DNS at the registrar or Cloudflare according to the expected nameservers.

Wait for DNS propagation.

Check NS valid, Alive, and Cloudflare header status.

Select the domain on campaigns after the domain is healthy.

Types

TypeUse when
mainThe domain is managed as a primary tracking domain.
connect_existingYou connect a domain that already exists outside the current automated flow.

Operational rules

  1. Keep one domain per clear traffic purpose or buyer group when practical.
  2. Do not use a domain in campaigns until DNS status is healthy.
  3. Keep notes for registrar, Cloudflare account, buyer, and launch context.
  4. Use tags to group domains by buyer, geo, source, or status.
  5. Check expiration data when RDAP information is available.

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