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Account and organisation settings

A click-by-click guide to the Profile and Organization tabs in DMARC Engine Settings: your profile name, the read-only sign-in email, the shared organisation name and email, and the timezone that shapes every report and notification.

Notification channels

Set up where DMARC Engine delivers alerts and reports: create email and Slack notification channels, test them before you rely on them, and connect them to your alert rules.

The audit log

The Audit Log is the permanent, read-only record of who did what in your DMARC Engine organisation. Learn what it records, how to search and filter by user and action, how to read each column, how exporting works, and why the log matters for security investigations and compliance evidence.

Team and roles

Manage your team from the Team tab in Settings: invite members by email, set the admin, editor or viewer role and understand exactly what each can do, change roles as responsibilities shift, and remove members safely when they leave.

Billing and plans

A complete walkthrough of the Billing tab in the DMARC Engine dashboard: viewing your current plan and renewal date, reading your usage, downloading invoices from your history, and using Upgrade Plan or Manage Subscription to change, downgrade or cancel your subscription.

Security and two-factor authentication

The Security tab in DMARC Engine settings: switching on two-factor authentication, managing active sessions across your devices, changing your password safely, and reading your login activity log to spot account compromise early.

API reference

Use the DMARC Engine API to automate everything the dashboard does. This reference covers creating and managing API keys in Settings, choosing read versus read-write permissions, regenerating and deleting keys, authenticating with the X-Api-Key header, the CSRF rule for browser sessions, and a full, example-driven tour of every endpoint group: domains, DNS records, analytics, reports, alerts, settings and utilities.

Webhooks and integrations

DMARC Engine watches your domains around the clock: it ingests your DMARC aggregate reports, notices when a brand new sending source appears, spots when your published policy changes, and tracks when your SPF.