DomainMOD is a self-hosted web application for managing domain portfolios and related internet assets from a central interface. It is intended for users responsible for many domains, particularly when registrations are spread across different registrars and the operational details would otherwise live in separate accounts or spreadsheets.
The application tracks ownership, expiry dates, costs, contacts and other domain metadata, and can import information from supported registrars. Its Data Warehouse extends that inventory with hosting data collected from WHM/cPanel servers, including accounts, DNS zones and DNS records. Search, filtering and reporting make the collected information easier to audit and act on.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Maintains a central inventory of domains together with registrar, account, expiry, cost and ownership information.
- Imports domain data from supported registrars to reduce manual portfolio maintenance.
- Provides bulk editing tools for updating common fields across multiple domains.
- Offers search, filtering and reporting for analysing large domain collections.
- Uses scheduled tasks to automate recurring maintenance and data collection jobs.
- Supports custom fields for recording organisation-specific information that is not covered by the standard schema.
- Includes a Data Warehouse that can collect WHM/cPanel account, DNS zone and DNS record information.
- Handles user-specific display preferences such as currencies while keeping portfolio information in one installation.
Website: github.com/domainmod/domainmod
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Developer: Greg Chetcuti
License: GNU General Public License v3.0
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