Your own address for published pages

A web page you publish from Gyrium normally lives at gyrium.page. With your own address, the same pages run on a subdomain your organisation owns (for example campagne in front of your own domain), with its own certificate. Your forms are filled in on that address too. It is an option on your contract, set up together with Gyrium.

A reader who does not know Gyrium sees your own name in the address bar at exactly the moment they are asked to fill in their details. Links you send build your own name, and a careful reader or a strict mail filter has no unknown address to distrust.

Your ICT adds three DNS records, once: one points the subdomain at Gyrium, one shows the address is yours, and one lets the certificate be issued and renewed. After that nobody needs to touch DNS again: the certificate renews itself. Gyrium never gets access to your DNS, your mail or your hosting. Once the checks pass, Gyrium switches the address on. From then on only your organisation's published pages exist on it; a page of any other organisation cannot appear there. Links to your pages on gyrium.page forward to your own address, so nothing you sent earlier breaks. If your ICT removes the records, the link ends.

1. Ask Gyrium for the option, and choose the address: a subdomain of your own domain, such as campagne in front of it. A bare domain without a prefix cannot be used.
2. Gyrium sends your ICT an instruction sheet, as a PDF, with the exact records, in Dutch or English. Each record's name is given the way most DNS panels ask for it (the part before your domain), with the full name under it.
3. Your ICT adds the three records, once, and lets Gyrium know.
4. Gyrium checks the address and the certificate and tells you when it is active.
5. Publish your pages as before. The address shown when you publish is now your own. A web page can also take a fixed address there, such as nieuws, so a button on your own website always shows your latest page: type it under Fixed address (optional) in Publish.
6. To let search engines list a page, open its Share step, choose Public under Who can find it, and publish it, or choose Update live page (on a web page, Re-bake live page) if it is already live. It can be listed once it is live and its sign-off is current. Every other page stays Anyone with the link.
7. To choose what search engines and AI assistants may do on the whole address, a workspace admin opens Settings, then Search and AI assistants. Three choices, each On or Off: Search engines may list public pages, AI assistants may read pages to answer questions and AI model training may collect pages. They start as on, on and off, and take effect within a few minutes.

Set up together with Gyrium; your own settings do not offer it yet. Subdomains only. Pages on gyrium.page are never listed, because that address is shared by every organisation. A form inside a website you host yourself is a separate case and is not covered.