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Visualise DMARC report data across all sending sources. See pass and fail counts, sending IPs, and authentication results at a glance.
Your DMARC Explained collects, analyses, and visualises the DMARC aggregate reports that mail servers send for your domain — giving your team instant visibility into every email sent in your name.
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Without visibility into your DMARC reports, you're flying blind. Attackers can send thousands of spoofed emails using your domain — and you'll never know until customers complain.
Every major mail provider — Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, Apple, Comcast — sends XML aggregate reports to the address in your DMARC record. These reports reveal exactly which servers send email claiming to be from your domain, and whether those messages passed SPF and DKIM authentication.
Most organisations publish a DMARC record and then never read the reports. The XML files are dense, technical, and arrive as gzip attachments. Without a tool to parse and visualise them, the data is practically useless.
The result? SPF misconfigurations go unnoticed for months. Attackers spoof your domain in phishing campaigns. Third-party senders fail authentication silently, and legitimate email lands in spam.
Learn how DMARC, SPF & DKIM work together →Turn raw XML aggregate reports into actionable intelligence — without needing to be a DNS expert.
Visualise DMARC report data across all sending sources. See pass and fail counts, sending IPs, and authentication results at a glance.
Receive a nightly digest of DMARC failures for your domain. Your IT team is alerted the moment something goes wrong — before your users notice.
Instantly see when attackers attempt to send email using your domain. Identify the source IP, sending organisation, and message volume.
Prove domain ownership with a simple TXT record. Our automated checker confirms your DMARC record is configured correctly.
Add multiple users with granular permissions. Developers, IT administrators, and security teams each see exactly what they need.
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View plans →Your DMARC Explained uses AI in the places where it genuinely helps — cutting through technical complexity so you get clear answers faster.
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC DNS records are dense and easy to misconfigure. Ask the built-in AI to explain any record in plain English — what each tag means, whether your current configuration looks correct, and what to change if it doesn't.
When an email fails DMARC authentication, understanding why isn't always straightforward. The AI reviews the failed report data and gives you a plain-English diagnosis — identifying the likely cause and suggesting what to investigate or fix.
No complex integration. No consultant required.
Register your domain and select a plan. The free trial requires no credit card.
Add the verification TXT record to your DNS. Then update your DMARC record to include our reporting address.
Within 24 hours, aggregate reports start flowing in. Use the dashboard or nightly alerts to stay on top of your email security.
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"We got a nightly email sent to our IT team allowing us to quickly identify when email servers were having problems getting email from us so we could respond before our users knew."
"Your DMARC Explained showed us when our users were having SPAM sent under their email addresses allowing us to respond quickly to any potential corporate image issues."
DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting, and Conformance) is an email authentication protocol. When you publish a DMARC record, mail providers send aggregate reports to your specified address. Your DMARC Explained parses and visualises those reports so you can act on them — without needing to be an XML or DNS expert.
SPF lists the mail servers authorised to send email for your domain. DKIM adds a cryptographic signature so receivers can verify messages haven't been altered. DMARC ties both together, defines a policy for failing messages, and requests aggregate reports. Learn more →
Account creation takes under five minutes. Add the DNS verification record we give you, and DMARC reports typically start arriving within 24 hours from Google, Microsoft, Yahoo, and other major providers.
No changes to your mail server are required. We receive reports that mail servers already generate. The only change you need to make is adding our reporting address to the rua tag in your DMARC DNS record.
All data is stored in Microsoft Azure SQL Database with encryption at rest and in transit. Passwords are hashed with BCrypt. DMARC reports contain no personally identifiable information — only aggregate authentication pass/fail counts and sending IP addresses.
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