Creating your community on Domino
Learn how to create and manage multiple communities in Domino to organize your campaigns and quests effectively.
Overview
Communities in Domino serve as organizational containers for your campaigns, quests, and automations. Each community can have its own branding, social connections, and API tokens, allowing you to manage multiple projects or client communities from a single Domino account.
Creating Your First Community
When you first access quest-related features in Domino, you'll be guided through an onboarding flow that begins with community creation.
Onboarding Experience
The onboarding process walks you through four key steps:
Creating your community
Connecting social accounts
Exploring quest templates
Launching your first quest
Community Setup Details
During community creation, you'll provide:
Name: Your community's display name
Slug: Used in URLs for your community (automatically generated from name but can be customized)
Description: A brief explanation of your community's purpose
Image: Upload a logo or avatar to represent your community
After completing the onboarding process, you'll have a fully functioning community with your first quest already launched and ready for participants.
Accessing Your Communities
All your communities are accessible from the Domino sidebar.
Community Picker
When you have multiple communities, a community picker appears in the sidebar under the Quests section, allowing you to quickly switch between communities.
Communities Management Page
To view all your communities or create new ones:
Click on Communities in the sidebar under the Quests section
This takes you to a dashboard where you can see all your communities
Use the Create Community button to add new ones
Managing Community Details
Each community has its own details page where you can customize settings.
Updating Basic Information
In the Details tab, you can modify your community's core information:
Change Logo: Click the "Change" button under your community image
Update Name: Modify your community's display name
Edit Slug: Customize the URL path for your community
Revise Description: Update the description to better reflect your community's purpose
Connecting Social Accounts
The Socials tab enables you to link various social platforms to your community.
Connect any of the following platforms:
Zealy: Link your Zealy community
Twitter: Connect your Twitter/X account
Discord: Link your Discord server
Telegram: Connect your Telegram group
Advanced Community Management
Managing API Tokens
The Advanced tab provides options for creating and managing API tokens:
Click Create API Token and provide a name for your token
Save the generated token in a secure location (it will only be shown once)
Use the token to access your community's data from external applications
API tokens provide complete access to your community's data. Safeguard them carefully and regenerate or delete tokens if they may have been compromised.
Community Deletion
If you need to remove a community:
Navigate to the Advanced tab
Locate the "Danger Zone" section
Click Delete Community and confirm your decision
Deleting a community permanently removes all associated data including quests, automations, and settings. This action cannot be undone.
Managing Multiple Communities
Domino allows you to create unlimited communities, making it ideal for agencies or organizations managing multiple projects.
Creating Additional Communities
To add another community:
Navigate to the Communities section in the sidebar
Click Create Community button
Follow the same setup process as your first community
Switching Between Communities
Once you have multiple communities:
Use the community picker in the sidebar under the Quests section
Select the community you wish to manage
The entire dashboard will update to display that community's data
Each community operates independently with its own quests, automations, and settings, allowing you to maintain separate branding and engagement strategies for different projects.
Use Cases for Multiple Communities
Consider creating separate communities for:
Different client projects (agencies)
Separate product lines or brands
Communities in different languages
Testing environments before deploying to production
Segmenting user groups (e.g., developers vs. general users)
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Slug already in use: Try a different slug as they must be unique across Domino
Social connection failures: Ensure you're connecting with accounts that have appropriate permissions
Changes not saving: Check your internet connection and try again
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