OBSERVE
Ingest and classify
DMARC aggregate and failure reports ingested across all connected domains. Raw XML processed into structured sending source data with compliance status, volume, and geographic distribution per source and per domain.

Covers the full authentication stack from SPF and DKIM to DMARC and BIMI. Provides centralized visibility, policy management, and a structured path to enforcement across every domain and sending source in your environment.
Capabilities covering the operational surface of email authentication, from raw reporting through to managed policy and monitoring.
Compliance reports with daily, weekly, and monthly views. Sending source table with expandable breakdowns. Geolocation maps, failure forensics with EML download, TLS-RPT reporting, XML viewer for individual aggregate reports, and BIMI brand impression analytics.

CNAME-based managed records for DMARC, SPF, DKIM, and BIMI. Each protocol has its own activation flow with provider-specific instructions. EasySPF auto-detects sources from DNS and aggregate data. Managed DKIM supports multiple selectors with key strength monitoring.

Per-source compliance rates and pending actions, SPF gaps, DKIM rotation requirements, and DMARC misalignment surfaced per domain. Policy progression tooling with none / quarantine / reject configuration and impact visibility before each step is applied.

Security alerts for unauthorized senders, compliance drops, policy changes, and DKIM rotation. Unified alert log combining DMARC, sender, and platform events. Notification channels: Email, Slack, Teams, Google Chat, Webhooks. Scheduled reporting with MSP white-label support.

How the Email Trust Platform Address It
Authentication runs the platform's three-layer operating model across the full email authentication surface.
OBSERVE
DMARC aggregate and failure reports ingested across all connected domains. Raw XML processed into structured sending source data with compliance status, volume, and geographic distribution per source and per domain.
ASSESS
Sending sources classified by type. Authentication gaps identified per source. Compliance rates calculated at the source level, not just in aggregate. Enforcement blockers surfaced with the specific records and configurations causing misalignment.
CONTROL
Managed authentication records (DMARC, SPF, DKIM, BIMI) configurable and changeable through the platform. Policy changes applied without direct DNS access. Alerts fire on unauthorized senders, compliance drops, and policy drift.
Email Trust Platform
How Authentication connects to the rest of the platform.

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records live in DNS zones managed by DNS Manager. Changes to those records, whether made inside or outside the platform affect authentication compliance. DNS Manager's drift detection surfaces out-of-band changes.
Authentication compliance status per sending source feeds into Sender Insights delivery analysis. When a source's compliance drops, its delivery performance data in Sender Insights provides the operational context for the change.
Unauthorized senders identified in Authentication surface as threat signals in Threat Intelligence. Authentication enforcement status, whether a domain is at p=reject, determines how exposed the domain is to impersonation.