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DMARC123Policy Management Simplified

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See policy, DNS, reporting, and sending evidence in one operating view.

DMARC123 is built for teams that need to manage email authentication across multiple domains without turning raw reports, DNS records, and transport-security evidence into separate projects.

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Policy management

Define DMARC enforcement, aggregate and failure reporting, SPF behavior, MTA-STS mode, MX hosts, and TLS reporting from one domain-level workspace.

  • DMARC None, Quarantine, and Reject policies
  • Independent additional RUA and RUF recipients
  • Google Workspace, No Sending, or Custom SPF modes
  • MTA-STS Testing and Enforce workflows

DNS setup and validation

Generate the recommended managed-hosting CNAME and the TXT records required by the saved policy, then compare public DNS with the expected configuration.

  • Registrar-friendly record ordering
  • Optional DMARC123-hosted MTA-STS CNAME
  • SPF, DMARC, MTA-STS, and TLS-RPT validation
  • Current domain validation status at a glance

Compliance reporting

Classify message volume into Compliant, Needs Review, Threat/Unknown, and Forwarded categories, with any combination available through multi-select controls.

  • Evidence-level SPF and DKIM authentication results
  • Envelope and alignment variants
  • Reverse DNS and sending-infrastructure context
  • Cached blacklist evidence without request-time DNSBL calls

Geolocation reporting

Place category-colored message counts over the world map and compare top compliant, review, threat, and forwarded locations.

  • All managed domains or one selected domain
  • Independent compliance-category toggles
  • Country volume and source-IP evidence
  • Responsive map and ranking layouts

MTA-STS and TLS-RPT

Host MTA-STS policy files, validate HTTPS policy delivery, and review successful or failed transport sessions without inventing failure details that were not reported.

  • Hosted policy preview
  • Receiving MX and IP failure evidence
  • Failure-result classification
  • Success-only policy summaries

Account-secured access

Application administrators can oversee every account or filter to one customer, while account users remain limited to their assigned domains.

  • Database-backed sessions
  • Forced temporary-password replacement
  • Account-scoped SQL authorization
  • Session review and revocation

Built and operated by PM Technologies

Bring policy, validation, and reporting together.

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