# Manage domain contacts

> Your contact book stores the registrant, admin and technical contacts used for your domains — so you enter them once and reuse them everywhere.

Source: https://infranest.io/docs/contacts
Last updated: 2026-09-14

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Manage the registrant, admin and technical contact details used for your domains, all from one place.

## Overview
- Your contact book stores contact details for domain registrants, admins and technical contacts.
- Enter details once and reuse them across all your domains — no need to retype anything.
- Contacts are shared across your organisation, so your whole team works from the same records.

## Add a contact
1. Go to **Contacts**.
2. Select **Add contact** and enter the details registrars need: **Name**, **Company**, **VAT number** and company registration number (Chamber of Commerce / KvK) where relevant, plus email, **Phone** and full address.
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3. Select **Save**. The contact is now available whenever you register, transfer or update a domain.

## Use a contact on a domain
1. Open the domain's page from **Domains**.
2. Set the **registrant, admin and technical** contacts from your contact book.
3. Select **Save changes**. Where the registrar supports it, the change is pushed to the registrar automatically; otherwise it's kept in InfraNest.

## Tips
> [!NOTE]
> InfraNest formats phone numbers the way each registrar expects, so you don't have to worry about the format yourself.

> [!NOTE]
> Some registrars, including GoDaddy, only accept plain English letters in an address — this matches what the domain registries themselves store. Write your address the way it's really spelled (for example `München` or `'s-Hertogenbosch`); InfraNest automatically sends the plain-letter version to the registrar (`Munchen`, `'s-Hertogenbosch`) while keeping the original spelling on your contact. If an address uses an alphabet with no Latin spelling, it's sent exactly as typed, and the registrar will let you know if it can't accept it.