Features
Everything Deenez gives you to manage DNS with confidence.
Explore the tools for organizing records, controlling changes, managing providers, and keeping DNS context available to the whole team.
Domain management
Easily manage all your domains across multiple providers.
Keep domains organized across providers, teams, clients, and environments without losing operational context.
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⌘DNS management
Simple yet powerful DNS tools for full control.
Manage DNS records with a workflow built for review, validation, context, and traceability.
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▱Groups
Group records that belong together.
Bundle related DNS records by service, environment, migration, vendor, or customer.
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◇SPF builder
Create and manage complex SPF records with ease.
Build SPF policies without manually stitching sender sources and policy fragments together.
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▾SPF flattening
Coming soonReduce SPF lookup pressure when sender setups become too complex.
Flatten SPF includes into provider-ready DNS values while keeping the original sender intent easier to maintain.
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▤Resources
Link records to servers instead of IP addresses.
Connect DNS records to the infrastructure resources they point to, instead of relying on copied values.
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◷Scheduled changes
Plan DNS changes with precision.
Prepare DNS updates ahead of time for launches, migrations, verification records, and cleanup.
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▧Audit log
Keep track of every change made to your DNS.
Give teams a clear history of who changed what, when it changed, and why the change was made.
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↗Notifications
Send DNS workflow updates to Slack.
Connect Deenez to Slack so DNS changes, reviews, and operational events reach the channels your team already watches.
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✓Propagation checks
Check whether important DNS changes are visible after publication.
Verify DNS propagation after changes so teams can understand whether records are resolving as expected.
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♙Role management
Control who can view, prepare, approve, or publish DNS changes.
Use role-based access controls to keep DNS permissions aligned with team responsibilities.
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◌Uptime monitoring
Coming soonMonitor important DNS-backed services and catch issues sooner.
Keep an eye on important services connected to DNS records so operational problems are easier to spot.
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