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title: "Unassigned domains and sites in Unolia"
description: "Unolia now lists the domains and sites that belong to no project on a team page called Unassigned, open to auto-grouping or pinned, with one-click links to a project and the app’s own suggestion."
url: "https://unolia.com/blog/unassigned-domains-and-sites"
locale: "en"
---

# Unassigned domains and sites have a home

Domains and sites that belong to no project now have a page of their own, with the app’s best guess about where each one goes.

A domain or a site that belonged to no project used to be reachable only through its provider page, which is a poor answer for something Unolia keeps syncing, checking and billing. It now has a home under Team, called Unassigned.

Each row is Open or Pinned. Open means no project claims it yet and the auto-linker may still place it when a match appears. Pinned means you said no project, and the auto-linker leaves it alone. Both states move in both directions, and a row can be linked to a project you pick or turned into a new project in one click. When the app has a guess, the row offers it as a button.

A domain in no project gets its pages back, DNS records, checks and all, under the team instead of a project. The Projects header shows how many resources are waiting, and the command palette and the AI tools return unassigned resources too, labelled as such rather than silently project-less.

Costs follow. A charge on an unassigned resource lands in the unrouted total, labelled Unassigned.

Three domains and a site in no project, one of them with the app’s guess. Demo workspace · Sample data