When you connect an AI client such as Claude, ChatGPT, or Codex to Domain Chief, you can now choose All my teams instead of a single team. The agent can then work with every team you belong to, including teams you join later. It names the team on each request and asks you when the intended team is unclear.

Individual reminders now send one email per domain 14 days before its renewal or expiration date and another seven days before, instead of a single email seven days ahead. The Weekly summary option is unchanged.

You can now register .ie domains. The registry requires a connection to Ireland, so contacts used for .ie domains choose one: a company incorporated in Ireland, a charity based in Ireland, or another connection to Ireland. The company and charity options are available only for business contacts.

You can now register .ею (Cyrillic) and .ευ (Greek) domains, and .eu names that use the Latin letters of EU languages, such as müller.eu. Search the complete name to check availability.

DNS imports now convert a CNAME at the zone root into an ALIAS record instead of rejecting the import. This lets you import exports from providers that flatten root CNAME records while keeping the target hostname, TTL, and comment.

Open an extension from the public TLD list to see its registration, renewal, and transfer prices, registry details, registration requirements, and supported features. You can check a name's availability and start a registration or transfer from the same page.

When a registry requires the domain contacts to approve a registration or transfer by email, the review page now explains what to expect and any applicable deadline. Registration confirmation emails and domain notices also provide relevant instructions.

For an eligible active domain with auto-renew enabled, select Renew now on the renewal card or in Manage domain. Choose the number of years, review the price and new registration term end, then confirm. The added years start after the current term.

The Domain Chief API now lets integrations list hosted DNS snapshots, inspect or export a saved zone, and create a named snapshot before a planned change. Preview a restore to see which records it would change, then restore the snapshot when needed.

For a domain using Domain Chief nameservers, open DNS Records → Manage zone → Scheduled changes to add, edit, or remove records at a chosen time. Review the planned changes before saving, and edit or cancel a pending schedule.

Open DNS History from a hosted domain's DNS records to inspect saved versions of its zone. Domain Chief saves a snapshot before changes; you can also save a named snapshot before a planned migration.

Open DNS records, web redirect, and mail forwarding pages now update when another team member or a background operation changes the domain. You can follow record and forwarding changes without manually reloading the page.

Use the Domain Chief API's team event feed to keep a local copy of domains, contacts, DNS records, web redirects, and mail forwards current. Start with a checkpoint and initial snapshot, then follow a cursor and refresh resources named by change events.

Integrations can enable or disable mail forwarding, inspect setup status, manage aliases and destination addresses, and retry DNS verification through the Domain Chief API.

Integrations can preview and apply hosted DNS imports from BIND text or BIND, CSV, XLSX, and ODS uploads, choosing replace or merge. They can also export the full zone as BIND-compatible text.

Before changing a hosted DNS zone, review which records will be added, removed, or left unchanged. BIND, CSV, XLSX, and ODS imports can merge with existing records instead of replacing the full zone; TransIP imports and hosted-zone copies replace it.

The public homepage, domain search, features, and pricing pages are now available in Dutch. Use the language selector on these pages to switch between English and Nederlands; search links stay in the chosen language.

Search for, register, or transfer domain names containing supported non-ASCII characters. Domain Chief checks the selected TLD's allowed characters and converts eligible names to their canonical ASCII form for registry requests.

For a transfer using nameservers within the domain being moved, the nameserver editor now asks for the required IPv4 or IPv6 glue addresses. You can submit that DNS configuration with the transfer.

When a domain shows Registration Failed, correct the issue in its notice and select Retry registration. Domain Chief resubmits the existing request and shows Processing while it waits for the registry result.