Common signs
- You own a domain but still use a personal address
- A new business needs named mailboxes or aliases
- DNS must be connected to Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 or another provider
- You want a tested handoff instead of guessing at records
New custom-domain email setup
AIVIQ connects one business domain to one chosen email provider and prepares up to three initial addresses or aliases. The service is remote across Canada and keeps provider subscriptions separate from the AIVIQ setup fee.
What to look for
A setup requires access to the domain’s DNS and an active provider plan chosen by the customer. Mailboxes, aliases, groups and licences differ by provider, so the agreed setup records what is included before work begins.
Provide the domain, chosen provider, desired addresses or aliases and access through a delegated or temporary method. Do not send a normal password. If no provider has been chosen, AIVIQ can explain the setup implications but does not include subscription costs.
The CAD $99 starting scope covers one domain, one provider, up to three initial addresses or aliases, DNS connection, one send-and-receive test and a short handoff note, with up to 90 minutes of active work.
Safe expectations
Domain registration, provider subscriptions, historical mail migration, multiple providers, device-by-device setup, advanced security policy and ongoing administration are excluded and quoted separately.
Before changing DNS or account settings, record the existing configuration. Use temporary access where needed, verify the agreed result, and remove that access afterward. AIVIQ does not claim access to private provider systems and does not promise a guaranteed repair time.
Start with the free public DNS check or send a written request through the main Business Email Rescue page. The hub explains all four price levels, exclusions, access rules and what happens after submission.
Questions
No. Provider subscriptions and domain fees are separate from AIVIQ’s setup labour.
No. Historical mail transfer is separate because volume and provider compatibility vary.