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DMARC Reporting

DMARCeye turns raw DMARC XML reports into clear, actionable insights, so you can see who’s sending as your domain and whether messages are authenticating correctly

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LEVEL 1: THE BIG PICTURE

Full detail when you really need it

Every domain you monitor gets a single overview: how many emails were sent in your name, how many passed authentication, and how many failed. A daily chart shows when things changed. A list shows every service sending email as you — your shop platform, your newsletter tool, your CRM — sorted by volume.

💡 Use it for: a five-minute weekly check. If everything's green, close the tab.

LEVEL 2: DRILL INTO ANY SERVICE

When something looks off, click it

If one of your services drops from 100% to 74% pass rate, click it and DMARCeye shows the detail: every server that service used to send your email, how many messages each one sent day by day, whether they passed authentication, and which messages were forwarded — so you don't waste time chasing harmless false alarms.

💡 Use it for: finding which of your tools broke, instead of guessing.

LEVEL 3: ALL THE WAY TO THE SERVER

Full detail when you really need it

For when you suspect spoofing, or you're working with your IT contact to fix something specific. DMARCeye shows the full per-server detail — exactly what authentication checks each message passed or failed, which signing key was used, and what the inbox provider decided to do with the message.

💡 Use it for: confirming whether a suspicious sender is actually a forgotten old service of yours, or someone abusing your brand.

Usually under 5 minutes. You add a single line to your domain's DNS settings, and reports start arriving within 24–48 hours. Step-by-step guides for the most common DNS providers included.

Yes — that's exactly who DMARCeye is designed for. Most of our customers are business owners and marketing leads, not IT specialists. Plain-language explanations throughout, and our support team helps with setup if you get stuck.

DMARCeye works for them too. They get full per-server detail, raw report access, and exports. You get the readable overview. Same account, two views.

Free tools usually show a single number and stop there. DMARCeye gives you the three-level drill-down, alerts when something changes, multiple domains, historical data, and explanations of what to do next.

If you're just getting started and want to understand what DMARC reports are, how often they're sent, and what they contain, read our beginner's guide →