Managing your domains

The Domains area lets you view and manage every domain registered under your account. Open it from the sidebar under Services → Domains, or go directly to my.kiravo.net/clientarea/domains/.

The domains list

Each domain is listed with these columns:

• Domain — the domain name. Click it to open its management page.
• Status — Active, Pending, or Cancelled.
• Billing Cycle — the registration period (for example, 1 year).
• Registration Date — when the domain was first registered.
• Expiry Date — when the current registration expires.
• Auto Renew — whether automatic renewal is on or off.

The All / Active / Pending tabs at the top filter the list by status.

Filter and search

Click Filter data to open the filter panel. You can narrow the list by Label, Registration Date, or Expiration Date — each with a comparison operator (equals, before, after) and a date picker — and tick Hide terminated, Hide cancelled, Hide suspended, or Hide services marked as fraud.

Use Apply to run the filter, Export matching to export the results, or Clear filters to reset.

Row actions

Each row has two quick controls on the right:

• The three-dot menu opens Show details (jump to the management page) and Edit Label.
• The arrow (→) opens the full domain management page.

Bulk actions

Tick the checkboxes next to several domains, then use the With selected domains toolbar:

• Add Years / Renew — renew multiple domains at once.
• Nameservers — update nameservers for all selected domains.
• Auto Renew — turn auto-renewal on or off for the selected domains.
• Contact Information — update WHOIS / registrant details across domains.
• Registrar Lock — enable or disable the transfer lock on the selected domains.

Add or transfer domains

Two buttons sit at the top right of the list:

• Add domain — opens the domain search and ordering flow to register a new domain.
• Bulk Domain Transfer — transfer several domains into your account at once. Enter one domain per line as example.com:AuthCode (the domain, a colon, then its transfer/authorization code), then click Submit.

Open a domain

Click a domain name (or its arrow) to open its management page. The header shows the domain name and status, with a left-hand menu for each action. The default Domain details view shows the registration and expiry dates (with a countdown of days remaining), a Renew Domain link, the Registrar Lock and Auto Renew status, and a Nameservers summary.

From here you can renew, set nameservers, register private nameservers, lock the domain, label it, transfer ownership, and view its invoices.