DMARC Reporting
DMARCeye turns raw DMARC XML reports into a clear picture: who is sending as your domain, whether their messages pass authentication, and what you should do about it.
Start with the big picture
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, sorted by volume: your shop platform, your newsletter tool, your CRM.
💡 Use it for: a five-minute weekly check. If everything's green, close the tab.
When something looks off, click it, or ask
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 on noise. You can also ask Bart, the DMARCeye chat assistant; he reads the report you are looking at and explains it.
💡 Use it for: finding which of your tools broke, instead of guessing.
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 a forgotten old service of yours, or someone abusing your brand.
The questions DMARCeye answers
Most DMARC tools show you data. DMARCeye answers questions. Here are the four we hear most often, and the features that answer them.
Is anyone pretending to be us?
Your reports list every source sending as your domain, with its authentication result next to it. An impersonator stands out: an unfamiliar service, failing DMARC, often from a location where you have no presence, plotted on the sender geolocation map.
Why are our newsletters going to spam?
Open the daily chart and find the day deliverability changed. Then drill into the service that sends your campaigns: the SPF and DKIM breakdown shows whether the platform broke something or your DNS settings drifted.
We're switching email tools - did the setup work?
Your new service shows up in the reports as soon as it starts sending, with its pass rate beside it. A clean setup sits near 100% from day one. A broken one shows exactly which check fails, before your customers notice anything.
Can we safely turn on stricter protection?
Check the pass rate of every service you use. When they all pass, tightening the policy is safe, and DMARC Management generates the stricter record for you, with one-click publishing if your DNS runs on Cloudflare.
✨ Bart, the AI chat built into the app, answers these questions and any others: ask in plain language and he replies straight from your own reports.
Everything you need to keep your domain safe
DMARCeye is a comprehensive tool for DMARC report monitoring and policy management, helping you protect your domain and increase email deliverability.
DMARC Reporting
Get instant visibility into your email authentication status with comprehensive dashboards.
Smart Alerts
Receive notifications only when they truly matter. DMARCeye filters out the noise and highlights what needs your attention.
DMARC Management
Easily manage your DMARC policies with our interface and without complex commands or deep technical knowledge.
Always-On AI Assistant
No more guessing what "quarantine" means. Just ask, and get an answer — or let AI Assistant flag the problem.
Infrastructure overview
Gain a detailed overview of your entire email infrastructure. See exactly who is sending email on behalf of your domains.
Agency Account
Multi-tenant, white-labeled platform with AI portfolio management and centralized billing for agencies and resellers.