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The M365 Domains module provides visibility into the domains registered and verified across your Microsoft 365 tenants. Track domain verification status, authentication types, and associated services for each domain.

Accessing M365 Domains

  1. Click Microsoft 365 in the sidebar
  2. Select the Domains tab from the navigation tabs

Summary Dashboard

The summary section displays four key metrics about your domains:
MetricDescription
Total DomainsNumber of registered domains across all companies
VerifiedNumber of verified domains with percentage
Default DomainThe primary domain for your organization
CompaniesNumber of companies with M365 domains configured
Click Collapse Summary to minimize the summary cards and focus on the domains table.

Domains Table

Table Columns

The domains table displays all registered domains with the following information:
ColumnDescription
DomainDomain name with indicators for default and initial domains
CompanyAssociated company (visible in global view)
DefaultWhether this is the default domain for the tenant
VerifiedDomain verification status
ServicesMicrosoft 365 services enabled for the domain
Auth TypeAuthentication type (Managed or Federated)

Domain Indicators

Domains may display special indicators:
IndicatorMeaning
Star iconThis is the default domain for the tenant
Initial badgeThis is the initial .onmicrosoft.com domain

Verification Status

StatusDescription
VerifiedDomain ownership has been confirmed via DNS records
UnverifiedDomain is registered but not yet verified
Unverified domains cannot be used for email or other Microsoft 365 services until verification is complete.

Authentication Types

TypeDescription
ManagedAuthentication handled directly by Microsoft 365
FederatedAuthentication handled by an external identity provider (e.g., ADFS)

Services

The Services column shows which Microsoft 365 services are enabled for each domain:
  • Email - Exchange Online email routing
  • OfficeCommunicationsOnline - Microsoft Teams and Skype
  • Intune - Device management
  • SharePoint - SharePoint Online sites
If a domain has more than three services, a badge shows the count of additional services.

Sorting and Filtering

  • Sort - Click any column header to sort the table
  • Search - Use the search box to find specific domains
  • Company Filter - Multi-select dropdown to filter by one or more companies
  • Default Filter - Filter to show only default or non-default domains
  • Verified Filter - Filter by verification status
  • Auth Type Filter - Filter by authentication type

Exporting Data

Users with the manage_m365 permission can export domain data:
  1. Click the Export button in the table toolbar
  2. Choose your export format
  3. The export includes domain name, company, verification status, authentication type, and services

Company Context

The domains view adapts based on your current context:
ViewBehavior
Global ViewShows domains from all companies, Company column visible
Company ViewShows domains for the selected company only
Switch between views using the company selector in the main navigation.

Prerequisites

Before using M365 Domains:
  1. Microsoft 365 Integration - Enable in Settings > Integrations for each company
  2. Azure AD Permissions - The integration requires appropriate Graph API permissions
  3. User Permissions - Requires access to the M365 module

Troubleshooting

Domains Not Showing

Possible causes:
  • M365 integration not configured for any companies
  • Integration credentials expired or invalid
  • Initial sync has not completed
Solution:
  1. Verify M365 integration is active in Settings > Integrations
  2. Wait for the automatic sync to complete
  3. Check integration permissions in Azure AD
Possible causes:
  • DNS verification records not configured
  • DNS propagation not complete
  • Verification record removed
Solution:
  1. Check DNS records in your domain registrar
  2. Verify TXT or MX records match Microsoft requirements
  3. Allow up to 72 hours for DNS propagation
Possible causes:
  • Domain not configured for all services
  • Service configuration changed in Microsoft 365
Solution:
  1. Review domain configuration in Microsoft 365 admin center
  2. Wait for automatic sync to update the data

Best Practices

Domain Management

  1. Verify Custom Domains - Ensure all custom domains are verified to enable full functionality
  2. Review Default Domain - Confirm the correct domain is set as default for each tenant
  3. Monitor Authentication - Track federated vs. managed authentication for security auditing

Regular Monitoring

  • Monthly - Review domain verification status across all companies
  • Quarterly - Audit domain authentication types and service configurations
  • As Needed - Check domains when adding new companies or tenants