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Hosted DMARC

How hosted DMARC works: publish one CNAME and we manage the record, every tag explained, safe p=none to reject rollout, and reading aggregate reports.

The enforcement journey: p=none to p=reject

A step-by-step DMARC rollout playbook: monitor at p=none, fix every sender's SPF/DKIM alignment, ramp quarantine and reject with pct, and handle forwarding and mailing lists.

Read your DMARC aggregate (rua) data in the DMARC Engine dashboard: the Aggregate Reports and Source Analysis tabs, the disposition and alignment charts, the Analytics page, and how to identify and act on unknown sending sources before you enforce.

Email authentication overview

Email authentication is the set of standards that lets a receiving mail server, such as Gmail, Yahoo or Microsoft 365, decide whether a message that claims to come from your domain genuinely did.

Migrating from another DMARC provider

Switching DMARC providers feels riskier than it is, because the thing you are moving is not your mail, it is a set of DNS records and a reporting destination.

Delegating your DNS with CNAMEs

How CNAME delegation works in DMARC Engine: the exact records for DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS and BIMI, host-by-host setup, and how to verify propagation.

Understanding your DMARC record

Every field in the DMARC Record Builder explained, from p and sp to rua, ruf, fo and ri, what each one generates, and how to publish the result through a single CNAME so DMARC Engine manages your live record for you.

Getting started with DMARC Engine

Full onboarding: create your account, add & verify a domain, delegate DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS and BIMI, then read reports and set alerts.