OBSERVE
See everything
DNS Manager continuously watches your zone records, certificates, DNSSEC, and nameservers across every connected provider. Even a change made directly in a provider's dashboard is caught and flagged as drift.
DNS Manager
Unified control across every DNS record and provider you run
Provides a single operational layer over DNS zone management, change validation, security and email-authentication checks, global propagation monitoring, and versioned recovery; enforced and audited at the record level across all domains and providers.
What DNS Manager provides
One place to manage, validate, monitor, and recover all your DNS, across every provider.
Unified zone management All your DNS records, every provider, one screen.
Create, edit, and delete A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, and NS records across major DNS providers. Each record type gets a form built for it, and inline validation catches mistakes before they save, from SPF lookup overflows to a misconfigured MX. Every change is confirmed before it goes live, and destructive actions like bulk deletes require typed confirmation.
Intelligence engine finds problems before they cause damage.
40+ automated checks run continuously on every domain, covering email authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), DNSSEC, certificates, nameservers, MX, and record hygiene. Issues are ranked by severity across all your domains, each with a plain explanation and, where possible, a one-click fix.
Continuous monitoring Watches your DNS around the clock, worldwide.
We check your DNS from multiple locations: propagation every 5 minutes across Google, Cloudflare, OpenDNS, and Quad9; DNSSEC every 30 minutes; nameserver health every 2 minutes; and certificate alignment watches your CAA policy every 6 hours. SSL/TLS expiry and VMC monitoring are included, so you hear about problems early.
Governance and recovery Every change tracked. Every change reversible.
See who changed what, when, and the before-and-after values for every update. Roll back any record with one click, or restore a full zone from a snapshot taken automatically before big changes (kept for every days). Compare any two snapshots side by side. Export the history for compliance.
How the Email Trust Platform Address It
Observe → Assess → Control
DNS Manager runs the platform's three-step model across your entire DNS estate.
ASSESS
Find what is wrong
40+ checks run on every domain, covering email authentication, DNS infrastructure, record hygiene, and certificates. Each issue shows the exact records affected, how serious it is, a plain explanation, and often a one-click fix. Issues clear themselves once the next scan confirms they are gone.
CONTROL
Fix it safely
Make changes through forms that validate as you go. Before anything saves, you see the exact change and what it affects. Roll back any record or restore a whole zone from a snapshot. Risky actions need typed confirmation, and everything is logged.
Part of the Email Trust Platform
DNS Manager is the foundation the other modules build on. When something changes in your DNS, it shows up here first.
How Authentication connects to the rest of the platform.
CONNECTS TO
Authentication
Your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records live in DNS. When one changes, or drifts, it affects whether your email passes authentication. DNS Manager's change history shows you exactly what changed and when.
CONNECTS TO
Sender Insights
Delivery problems often start with a DNS change: an MX record, an SPF entry, a DKIM key. When Sender Insights flags a delivery issue, DNS Manager's change timeline is the first place to look.
CONNECTS TO
Threat Intelligence
Your DNSSEC and certificate settings are part of your security posture. When Threat Intelligence calls for a fix, the DNS changes are made here and logged.