Overview
entri.showUnify(config) takes a single config object made up entirely of the existing Connect and Sell keys. There are no Unify-specific keys. Any key you already pass to connectDomain() or purchaseDomain() is valid here, and Entri forwards the relevant ones into whichever flow the user selects.
This means you don’t redefine your setup for Unify. Your authentication, DNS records, and branding carry over from the flows you already use.
How the config is routed
When the user picks “Connect a domain,” Entri applies the Connect-side keys (the same onesconnectDomain() accepts). When the user picks “Buy a new domain,” Entri applies the Sell-side keys (the same ones purchaseDomain() accepts). Shared keys such as your application credentials and branding apply to both paths.
Both paths are always presented. There is no key to show only “buy” or only “connect.” A partner who needs a single path should call connectDomain() or purchaseDomain() directly instead of showUnify().
DNS monitoring
Every domain that completes the flow, whether purchased or connected, is added to Entri Monitor automatically. You don’t pass themonitor: true flag that the standalone connectDomain() and purchaseDomain() calls require. Enrollment is included with showUnify().
To opt out, pass monitor: false in the config. Domains that complete that flow are not enrolled:
Shared keys
These keys behave the same way they do in the Connect and Sell flows. See the Connect configuration reference for the full list and field-level detail.New UI and white-label
Entri Unify is built on Entri’s new UI. The unified modal, including the selection screen where the user chooses to buy or connect a domain, is themed through the samewhiteLabel object you already pass for Connect. There is no separate Unify theming object.
The routed Connect flow uses this same UI, so the white-label properties that apply are the ones documented for the new Connect UI. That list is the single source of truth, so rather than repeat it here, refer to it directly:
New UI white-label reference
The full set of
whiteLabel properties supported by the new UISelection screen
The selection screen, where the user chooses to buy or connect a domain, is themed by the samewhiteLabel branding properties as the rest of the flow. Your logo, logoBackgroundColor, removeLogoBorder, hideCompanyLogo, and hideEntriLogo settings all apply here, and hideCompanyName switches the heading from “Add a domain to ” to a neutral “Add a domain.” These are the same properties documented in the new UI reference above, so there is nothing extra to configure for branding.
The screen’s text, including the heading, the subtitle, and the “Buy a new domain” and “Connect a domain” card labels, is provided and localized by Entri. It is not currently overridable through customCopy.

