Superposition-provisioned mailboxes
Ten recruiting mailboxes on five new domains, bought and set up for you.
We buy five recruiting domains based on your company name, create two mailboxes on each, and connect all ten. You enter one recruiter name and approve the addresses. No DNS, no passwords.
Before you start
- You are an organization admin.
- Your organization has an active Stripe subscription. If not, the dialog shows Open billing. Activate, then select Check again.
- Your company profile has a website. We use it to suggest domain names.
One package at a time. When it is ready, you can add another.

1. Identity
Select Add mailboxes, choose Superposition-provisioned, then Continue.
Enter the recruiter's first and last name, or select Generate a name. Use plain letters in the first name; it becomes the part before the @.

Select Preview ten mailboxes. Nothing is bought yet.
2. Mailboxes
Check the ten addresses, two per domain, such as alex@northstarcareers.example and
alex.m@northstarcareers.example. The count is always ten across five domains.
Domains forward to is where a visitor lands if they open one of the new domains in a browser. It defaults to your website. Change it if you prefer a careers page.

Select Edit recruiter to change the name, or Create ten mailboxes to go. We check domain availability again at this point. If a domain was taken in the meantime, preview again.
3. Provision
The dialog closes and one card per domain appears. Each goes through Registering domains, Creating mailboxes and Connecting mailboxes, then shows Ready.

This usually takes up to a day. New domains then warm up on their own before they carry full campaign volume.
Ready
Open a Ready card to see its two mailboxes marked Connected. All ten are also in the mailbox list at the bottom of the page.

Your account team assigns mailboxes to campaigns. A ready mailbox only sends when a campaign uses it.
If a card says Needs attention
The setup is paused, not lost. Keep the card and use its Email support link; the domain is filled in for you. Setup status explains every state.
Want addresses on your own domain? See Your subdomain.
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