Check email settings across your domains.
Paste a client list. Get SPF findings, potential lookup counts and DMARC policies in one exportable table.
Example: reviewing a client domain list
Illustrative results. These domains have not been checked.
| Domain | SPF finding | Lookup steps | DMARC finding |
|---|---|---|---|
| client-a.example | No issues found in this check | 3 | Monitoring |
| client-b.example | More than one SPF record | Partial | Rejection requested |
The second domain needs its SPF records reviewed. A rejection policy does not establish that legitimate mail passes DMARC. Open each finding for its evidence and next step.
What this audit covers
The SPF check inspects records and linked policies within bounded query limits. Counts describe potential lookup steps, not the path taken by every sender. DMARC includes parent-policy discovery; inherited results are labelled. A failed DNS request remains an incomplete check.
DKIM needs a selector from an email or provider setup guide, so it is checked separately. No DNS result proves inbox placement or that every sending service is configured correctly.
How to audit client SPF records · Understand SPF lookup limits · Check a DKIM selector