Setting Up Your Subdomain Manager

Add Domain To Cloudflare 

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Before you can get started using the subdomain manager with Cloudflare, you need to have a domain added to your cloudflare account, now while this is pretty straight forward to do, in this video I'm going to walk you through adding your domain to cloudflare. 

Add Cloudflare API Keys to Subdomain Manager

To add your Domain Zone to the Subdomain Manager you'll need 4 things.

Your API Key
Your Zone Id
Your Domain's Name
Your Email Address you used when creating your cloudflare account. 

In the video above I walk you through where to find the info you need and how to add it to your account.

You can add multiple domain zones from multiple different cloudflare accounts if you need to. 

Add Mailgun to Your Subdomain Manager

Inside Mailgun You will find your API key by clicking on the down arrow beside settings once you have logged into mailgun, you'll see a tab for API keys, Click on that then you'll see your api key, click on the eye to unhide the Private API key, and copy and paste that into the Mailgun Account inside of the subdomain manager. 

Create Subdomains In Dashboard

1. Select Your Domain Zone for which you want to create your subdomain on

2. Select which type of subdomain you want to create.

   1. Regular GHL Subdomain

   2. New Faster Funnel GHL Subdomain

   3. Membership Domain

3. Select if you want to create a mailgun account or not.

   1. Type in Email Sub-Sub domain - typically mg, m, or replies

   2. Select what location you want to setup the mailgun account for US or EU

4. Click submit to create your subdomain and all entries. 

You can then set your mailgun account in GHL, and set your domain name on any location you wish. 

Set Up Form to Create Subdomains

If you aren't using the Subdomain Demo Form here are the steps you need.

1. Add a subdomain Custom Field to your location account.

2. Create a form with name, email, etc... and add the subdomain custom field.

   1. Or add the subdomain form field to any existing form.

3. Add that form to any landing page.

   1. Add a custom Javascript HTML section to that page. 

4. Add the Form Very Script from the Subdomain Manager for the Domain Zone you wish to add a Cname for

   1. NOTE: This will not create a mailgun account for this subdomain. (addition coming soon)

5. Save Funnel

6. Create a workflow automation with the form you are using to check the subdomain set as the trigger.

   1. Add the webhook for your domain zone (from the GHL subdomain manager) to the workflow automation.

   2. You can also add the webhook to any existing workflow provided the form trigger for that workflow is a form with the subdomain field.