Never Let Sender Reputation Drift

Why Monitor Email Infrastructure?

Most people set up SPF, DKIM, and DMARC once and forget about them. But DNS is dynamic. Records get deleted by accident, new mail services are added without being whitelisted, or nameserver migrations drop specific TXT entries.

When these records break, your emails start going to spam, or worse—they get rejected entirely.

What UnifyDomain Monitors

We don’t just check if a record exists. We validate that it is syntactically correct and functioning.

1. SPF (Sender Policy Framework)

We check if your domain has a valid v=spf1 record.

• Status “Missing”: You are vulnerable to spoofing, and legitimate emails may be marked as spam.
• Status “Good”: Your authorized IPs are declared.

2. DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail)

We scan for public DKIM keys in your DNS.

• Status “Not detected”: Your emails lack cryptographic proof of origin.
• Status “Good”: Your emails are signed and verified.

3. DMARC (Domain-based Message Authentication)

We ensure you have a policy that tells receivers what to do with unauthenticated mail.

• Status “Missing”: You have no control over how receivers handle spoofed emails.
• Status “Good”: You have a policy (p=none, quarantine, or reject) in place.

4. MX Records

We verify that your domain is configured to receive email.

• Status “No MX records”: This domain cannot receive mail.

Stop Guessing, Start Knowing

Instead of troubleshooting deliverability after a crisis, UnifyDomain gives you a live dashboard of your email health. If a junior dev accidentally deletes a record, or a registrar migration goes wrong, you’ll know instantly via our alert system.