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# Connecting PaaS to your domain

AIsuru lets you connect your **Platform as a Service (PaaS)** to a **custom domain**, improving your brand visibility and user experience. This feature lets you maintain a consistent online identity while taking advantage of a cloud application's full power.

### What connecting your domain means

Connecting your domain essentially means pointing a **web address you own** to the AIsuru platform. Here's a practical example:

* Company domain: your-company.com;
* Subdomain for AIsuru (e.g. ai.your-company.com).

Once configured, when a user visits ai.your-company.com, they'll see your personalized AIsuru platform instance — but at your own web address.

### Process overview

Connecting your domain to AIsuru's PaaS is a straightforward process, though it does involve a few technical steps. Here's how it works:

1. Tell the AIsuru team the domain you want to use;
2. Receive the necessary DNS configuration settings;
3. A developer implements the configurations;
4. Verify that everything is working correctly.

### Benefits of a custom domain

Using a custom domain offers several advantages:

* **Consistent branding**: maintain your online identity;
* **Greater professionalism**: build trust with your users;
* **Better user experience**: offer a familiar, integrated interface.

### Implementation and support

Implementation requires technical knowledge and may need a developer's involvement.

Connecting your PaaS to a custom domain is an important step toward building a professional and consistent online presence. Take advantage of this feature to offer your users a seamless, high-quality experience with AIsuru.


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