DMARC aggregate reports are XML files automatically generated by receiving mail servers that summarize how they processed and authenticated messages from your domain.
These reports provide daily insight into which servers are sending email on your behalf, how those messages performed against SPF and DKIM checks, and whether they passed or failed DMARC alignment.
They’re sent to the email address listed in your domain’s DMARC record under the rua= tag.
Each aggregate report includes key details about your email traffic, such as:
Because they’re sent in XML format, aggregate reports are not designed to be read manually. Instead, they’re typically parsed and visualized by a DMARC reporting tool or dashboard.
Aggregate reports are essential for understanding your email ecosystem. They reveal who is sending mail on your behalf, including legitimate third-party providers and potentially unauthorized sources.
By reviewing these reports, organizations can:
Without aggregate reports, you’d have no visibility into how the rest of the world sees and authenticates your domain.
DMARCeye automatically collects, parses, and visualizes your DMARC aggregate reports so you don’t have to deal with raw XML files.
It turns complex data into clear, actionable insights, showing you which sources are authorized, which are failing authentication, and how your domain’s protection is evolving over time.
With DMARCeye, you can confidently move from monitoring to enforcement, backed by data that keeps your domain secure and your email reputation strong.
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To learn more about DMARC and DMARC-related terms, explore the DMARCeye Glossary.