[email protected], by tonight.

They're three DNS records that prove your mail is really from you. Receiving servers check them before trusting a message, so without them your legitimate email often lands in spam, and someone can more easily spoof your address. We configure and verify all three automatically, which is the single biggest reason business email from us reaches the inbox.

Yes, professional email runs on your own domain, like [email protected]. If you already have one, we set email up on it; if you don't, you can register one in the same flow and we'll wire the email to it. Either way you end up with a branded address, not a generic @gmail.

You can create a mailbox for each person on your team plus role addresses like hello@, billing@, or support@ as aliases that route where you want. As you add teammates in Team Accounts, provisioning their mailbox is part of the same step, so email grows with the company instead of being reconfigured each time.

Yes. We migrate your inbox, contacts, and calendar so nothing is lost in the move, and set up your team's mailboxes, aliases, and groups on the new domain. Your old mail keeps flowing during the switch, so there's no window where messages fall through the cracks.

No. If your domain is with File.Business, we write the MX, SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records for you and verify them. If it's registered elsewhere, we hand you the exact records to paste, or set them up directly with your registrar, you never have to guess at DNS.

A new mailbox on a domain we manage is usually ready within the hour, once the records verify. Full migrations from another provider take longer depending on how much mail moves, but you're sending and receiving from your branded address quickly, the background transfer catches up without interrupting you.

Your mailbox feeds the Unified Email Box and CRM, and BosAI can act on what arrives, draft replies, file forms, and log threads, without leaving the platform. Together with your domain and business phone, it's one connected business identity rather than four disconnected services.