SPF Authentication
97%970 of 1,000 messagesDMARC Monitoring
See who’s sending email using your domain
Turn DMARC reports into a clear view of your email authentication. Review SPF and DKIM alignment, investigate unfamiliar sending sources, and track your domain’s policy from one dashboard.
US$19 per domain / month
Authentication reportsSender analysisPolicy guidance
DOMAINexample.com
Last 30 days1,000 messages analyzed
REPORT OVERVIEW
Illustrative exampleAuthentication Pass Rates
SPF Alignment
94%940 of 1,000 messagesDKIM Authentication
98%980 of 1,000 messagesDKIM Alignment
96%960 of 1,000 messagesDMARC Pass
99%990 of 1,000 messagesPolicy reviewReview sending sources before updating enforcement.
Needs reviewReported results reflect messages included in available aggregate reports.
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FROM RAW REPORTS TO USEFUL CONTEXT
A DMARC report analyzer that makes the data easier to act on
DMARC reports contain useful information about email sent using your domain, but the raw reports can be difficult to interpret.
InboxPlacement.io organizes that information into authentication results, sending sources, volume trends, and policy analysis. See which sources are aligned, where failures appear, and what needs a closer look.
Use the DMARC analyzer to investigate reported authentication results before deciding what to change.
Monitoring reflects the reports received from participating email providers.
GETTING STARTED
Start monitoring in three steps
Setup keeps your current policy in view while reporting begins. You remain in control of DNS changes.
STEP 01
Add your domain
Add a domain to your account and review its current DMARC configuration.
STEP 02
Configure DNS reporting
Follow the setup instructions to publish the reporting configuration in your DNS, then verify the domain.
STEP 03
Review incoming reports
As reports arrive, explore authentication results, sending sources, and trends in your dashboard.
DOMAINS
Illustrative exampleSetup status
example.comVerified
p=noneexample.orgVerified
p=quarantineexample.netSetup pending
Not configuredAlready have a DMARC record? Review your existing configuration and add the required reporting destination through the setup flow.
READ THE RESULTS
Understand authentication and alignment separately
An email can pass SPF or DKIM authentication and still have an alignment problem. Your DMARC report separates these results so you can see where the issue occurs.
Review SPF authentication, SPF alignment, DKIM authentication, DKIM alignment, and the overall DMARC pass rate for the reported messages.
- See the percentage and message count behind each result.
- Compare authentication results with domain alignment.
- Use the findings to investigate configuration problems in your sending services.
DOMAINexample.com
Last 30 days1,000 messages analyzed
REPORT OVERVIEW
Illustrative exampleAuthentication Pass Rates
SPF Authentication
97%970 of 1,000 messagesSPF Alignment
94%940 of 1,000 messagesDKIM Authentication
98%980 of 1,000 messagesDKIM Alignment
96%960 of 1,000 messagesDMARC Pass
99%990 of 1,000 messagesPolicy reviewReview sending sources before updating enforcement.
Needs reviewReported results reflect messages included in available aggregate reports.
A check can pass for its own authenticated domain.
DMARC passes when at least one supported method passes and aligns.
INVESTIGATE SOURCES
Find the sending sources that need your attention
Bring reported sending sources into one view. Review their email volume, DMARC results, SPF and DKIM alignment, and reported disposition.
Search by sender name, IP address, or PTR information. Use the available reporter and status filters to narrow your investigation.
SOURCE ANALYSIS
Illustrative exampleDetailed sender analysis
| Sender | Volume | DMARC | SPF alignment | DKIM alignment | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Business email servicemail.example.com192.0.2.10Reported disposition: None | 600messages | 100%600 / 600 pass | 100%600 aligned | 100%600 aligned | Legitimate |
Marketing platformcampaigns.example.org198.51.100.20Reported disposition: None | 350messages | 100%350 / 350 pass | 86%300 aligned | 91%320 aligned | Unknown |
Unrecognized sourcesource.example.net203.0.113.30Reported disposition: None | 50messages | 80%40 / 50 pass | 80%40 aligned | 80%40 aligned | Review |
01 / SOURCE REVIEW
Review sending sources and alignment results in one place.
An unfamiliar source may be a legitimate service, a configuration issue, or suspicious activity. Source details help you decide what to investigate next.INTELLIGENCE REPORT
Follow changes in your domain’s email activity
Use the Intelligence Report to understand patterns over time and put individual failures into context.
Email volume and authentication trends
Review reported email volume and authentication trends over time. Look for changes that may warrant a closer examination of your sending services.
Policy impact and readiness
Review your current DMARC policy alongside authentication results and policy history. Use the readiness guidance and Policy Wizard to support your next policy decision.
Source and geographic context
Explore source analysis and geographic views to understand the IP addresses and regions associated with reported traffic.
INTELLIGENCE REPORT
Illustrative exampleEmail volume & authentication trends
Reported messages per day · September 1–30, 2026
1,000reported messages10 DMARC failures observed
On smaller screens, swipe or use the arrow keys to explore the chart.
Reported volumeA day with reported DMARC failures
A report is a view of activity received from participating providers, not a complete account of every message sent.
POLICY CONTEXT
Illustrative exampleCurrent policy
p=noneMonitoring mode✓Authentication reviewReview results
!Sending-source review1 source to review
Open Policy Wizard
Illustrative policy guidance
This preview explains factors to review before changing a DMARC policy. It does not connect to your DNS, change records, or recommend an automatic enforcement update. Review all legitimate sources and your receiving-provider reports first.
Policy readiness depends on the reports and configuration available for review.
SOURCE CONTEXT
Illustrative exampleReported source locations
United States600
United Kingdom350
Germany50
1,000 messages across these illustrative source locations. Location reflects reported source context and may not identify the sender’s physical location.
Explore reported activity, sending sources, and policy context.
A CLOSER LOOK
Keep the important details within reach
Illustrative example
Multiple domains, one dashboard
Review domain verification status, current policies, and individual domain details from the Domains view.
example.comDMARC policy
p=noneVerifiedIllustrative example
Configurable notifications
Choose the available weekly digest and alert preferences, including newly observed sources failing DMARC and changes to your published DMARC record.
Weekly digestSummary of reported activity
Record change alertsPublished DMARC record changes
Illustrative example
Failure report analysis
Explore the available forensic report and timeline views when receivers provide DMARC failure reports.
Report viewsIllustrative example
Overview
Aggregate authentication results and sending-source summaries.
Forensic detail depends on receiver support and report availability.
STRAIGHTFORWARD PRICING
DMARC monitoring, priced per domain
One clear monthly price for each domain you monitor.
DMARC Monitoring
US$19/ domain / month
Monitor the domains you need and review their authentication reports, sending sources, and policy insights in one account.
Start DMARC Monitoring View all pricingINCLUDED
- Domain setup and verification.
- SPF, DKIM, and DMARC reporting.
- Sending-source analysis.
- Email volume and authentication trends.
- Policy analysis and readiness guidance.
- Notification preferences.
- Failure report views when reports are available.
GOOD TO KNOW
DMARC monitoring questions
Clear answers about reports, setup, and what the data can tell you.
What is DMARC monitoring?
DMARC monitoring collects and analyzes reports from participating email receivers. These reports show sending sources, SPF and DKIM results, domain alignment, and how receivers handled reported messages. InboxPlacement.io organizes that information into dashboards you can use to investigate authentication issues and unfamiliar sources.
How is DMARC monitoring different from a DMARC checker?
A DMARC checker examines the DMARC record published in your DNS. DMARC monitoring analyzes incoming reports over time, helping you understand how reported email traffic is authenticating.
What is the difference between authentication and alignment?
Authentication checks whether SPF or DKIM passes. Alignment checks whether the authenticated domain aligns with the domain in the visible From address. DMARC passes when at least one supported authentication method passes with alignment.
How do I start receiving DMARC reports?
Add your domain and follow the reporting setup instructions. Publish the required configuration in your DNS and verify the domain. Reports appear as participating receivers send them. Many receivers report daily, so results build over time.
Can I review unfamiliar sending sources?
Yes. Sender analysis provides reported sources, message volumes, authentication results, and alignment information. Search and filters help you investigate sources you do not recognize.
Can I monitor more than one domain?
Yes. The Domains view lets you review multiple domains in one account. DMARC Monitoring is priced at US$19 per domain per month.
Does DMARC monitoring show whether an email reached the inbox?
DMARC monitoring shows authentication and reported handling information. To measure placement across the available seed inboxes, use the Inbox Placement Test.
What are RUA and RUF reports?
RUA reports are aggregate summaries of reported email traffic and authentication results. RUF reports provide failure information when supported and supplied by the receiving provider. The dashboard includes aggregate analysis and available failure-report views.