Understand who is sending email from your domain.
DMARClytics helps you detect spoofing, identify legitimate senders, and move toward DMARC enforcement without unnecessary complexity.
The problem
Why DMARC still feels hard
DMARC is difficult not because the standard is unclear, but because visibility is poor, delivery risk is real, and the rollout path often feels uncertain.
You don't know who is sending from your domain
Without aggregate report visibility, legitimate senders and attackers look identical. Most teams have dozens of IPs they can't account for.
Emails are being sent from your domain without your knowledge
With p=none, nothing stops an attacker from sending phishing email that appears to come from your domain. Recipients blame you, not them.
You've been stuck at p=none for months
Tightening policy without clear alignment data breaks legitimate email. Most teams stay at p=none indefinitely because they can't see what's safe to change.
SPF, DKIM, and alignment issues across multiple services
Every marketing tool, CRM, and third-party service is a potential gap. Managing authentication across all of them without a unified view doesn't scale.
How it works
From monitoring to enforcement in four steps
Most teams get stuck at p=none. DMARClytics gives you the clarity to progress safely, without breaking legitimate email.
Start monitoring freeAdd your DMARC record
Start with p=none and begin collecting aggregate data on every source sending from your domain. No disruption to existing email flow.
p=none — monitoring modeMap every sending source
Parse aggregate reports automatically to build a clear picture of every IP address and service using your domain — legitimate or otherwise.
Aggregate report analysisFix authentication gaps
Resolve SPF, DKIM, and alignment issues per sender before touching policy. Surface exactly what needs attention and in what order.
SPF / DKIM alignmentProgress to full enforcement
Move from p=quarantine to p=reject when every legitimate sender is aligned. Know exactly when each step is safe to take.
p=reject — full enforcementWhy DMARClytics
Everything you need.Nothing you don't.
Built specifically for email authentication — not bolted onto a broader security platform.
Total visibility
See every source sending email from your domain without digging through raw XML reports. Aggregate data is parsed automatically into a clear sender map.
- Every sending IP and third-party service, mapped
- Volume and pass/fail breakdown per source
- Unauthorised senders flagged immediately
Guided enforcement
Know what to fix before changing policy so legitimate email keeps flowing. No guesswork, no accidental delivery failures.
- Policy progress tracker from none to reject
- Per-sender fix checklist before tightening
- Safe step-by-step path to full enforcement
Ongoing protection
Keep monitoring for new senders, DNS drift, and authentication failures after enforcement. Threats don't stop once you reach p=reject.
- Real-time alerts on new sending sources
- SPF and DKIM drift detection
- Weekly domain health digest
Beyond DMARC
Go beyond DMARC monitoring
Once domain activity is visible and DMARC is moving toward enforcement, the next questions matter just as much: are legitimate emails reaching the inbox, and is anyone impersonating the brand with lookalike domains?
Inbox placement testing
See where your emails actually land. Test inbox placement across major providers before campaigns, alerts, or customer emails go out — and catch spam placement or reputation issues earlier.
Domain lookalike detection
Detect suspicious domains designed to mimic the brand and support phishing, invoice fraud, or impersonation attacks outside the exact sending domain.
Built to support the full DMARC workflow
The tools you need to get from visibility to enforcement, without unnecessary complexity.
DMARC report analysis and sender mapping
Aggregate XML reports are parsed automatically and turned into a clear map of every source sending from your domain — legitimate or otherwise.
- Every sending IP and service identified
- Pass/fail breakdown per sender
- Unauthorised senders flagged immediately
SPF, DKIM, and alignment validation
Check your DNS records for errors, conflicts, and misconfigurations before they cause delivery failures or block legitimate email.
- Real-time SPF and DKIM record checks
- Alignment gap identification per sender
- Step-by-step fix guidance
Enforcement progress and issue prioritisation
Track your policy from p=none to p=reject with a clear view of what still needs resolving before the next step is safe to take.
- Policy progress indicator
- Per-sender fix checklist
- Guided transition from quarantine to reject
Compliance
Stay aligned with sender and compliance requirements
Major mailbox providers and security programs increasingly expect SPF, DKIM, and DMARC to be correctly implemented. DMARClytics helps teams prepare for those expectations with clearer visibility and safer enforcement workflows.
DMARClytics helps with:
- Google and Yahoo sender requirements
- Microsoft sender expectations and broader email trust pressure
- Security and compliance alignment for regulated teams
Audit-ready compliance reports
Download your DMARC compliance report at any time and share it with your security team or auditor.
Get started free →Managed support
Need help getting to enforcement?
Use DMARClytics as a self-serve platform or work with the team for setup, monitoring, and policy rollout support.
Proof & authority
Built for teams that need clarity, not guesswork
Trusted by teams that need clearer sender visibility, safer policy rollout, and faster answers to authentication issues.
“We went from zero DMARC visibility to full p=reject enforcement in under two weeks. The sender mapping made it immediately clear what needed fixing.”
“The step-by-step workflow removed all the guesswork. We knew exactly which senders were misaligned and could fix them without touching policy until we were confident.”
“Managing thirty-plus client domains from a single dashboard saves hours every week. The alerting means we catch problems before clients ever notice.”
Start with visibility.Move to enforcement.
Check your domain, understand what is sending on your behalf, and follow a clear path to full DMARC enforcement.