> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bizzyco.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Domain Events
> Audit trail of status transitions and actions on a Bizzy domain
Each domain has an events timeline on its detail page. The timeline is your
audit trail for verifications, registration milestones, and status changes.
## What shows up
Events are logged for the transitions that matter:
| Event | Fires when |
| ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Domain created | You added the domain (via verify or register) |
| Verification check | The verification workflow ran against DNS |
| Verification succeeded | TXT record observed, status moved to active |
| Registration purchased | Stripe checkout completed |
| Registration activated | The registrar confirmed the registration |
| Registration submitted | A new registration completed — the registrar emails the registrant to verify their address (ICANN, 15 days) |
| Registrant changed | The registrant contact changed — this re-triggers ICANN registrant email verification |
| Registrant notice dismissed | You dismissed the ICANN registrant verification banner |
| Status changed | Any transition — pending → active, active → expiring, etc. |
| Domain settings updated | You changed auto-renew, WHOIS privacy, or transfer lock |
| DNS records updated | You added, changed, or removed a DNS record — or Bizzy set up DNS hosting for the domain |
| Email address added | An address was created on the domain |
| Email DNS records propagated | Every email DNS record resolved, and verification with the email provider began |
| Email authentication rechecked | You re-checked email authentication and the status changed |
There is no "registrant verified" event: the registrar doesn't report
verification completion, so the timeline records when verification was
requested — not when (or whether) it finished.
The exact set depends on the source (registered vs. verified) and how old the
domain is.
## Reading the timeline
* Most recent event appears at the top.
* Each event shows a timestamp and a short description. Timestamps are in your
local timezone — hover one for the UTC time, relative age, and a copyable ISO
string.
* One action can record more than one event when it genuinely changes more than
one thing. A successful verification writes two: the verification itself, and
the status change from pending to active. Both share a timestamp, and their
order is stable every time you load the page.
## When this is useful
* **Debugging verification.** If a domain stays stuck in pending, the timeline
shows what the verification workflow actually saw in DNS.
* **Audit.** If a domain unexpectedly lost active status, the timeline tells you
when and, often, why.
* **Compliance.** If someone asks "when did we add this domain," the answer is
here.
## Next steps
Back to verification
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