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Spot missing SPF, DKIM and DMARC records before your client notices.

Manage mailboxes from the panel. DKIM, SPF and DMARC are set up automatically; Mail Health compares records with their expected values and fixes any issue it finds in one click, with your approval.

What can you do?

  1. Mailboxes

    Create and manage your client's mailboxes from the panel.

    • Add mailboxes and set quotas.
    • DKIM, SPF and DMARC records are created automatically.
    • Routing settings appear on the same screen as the mailboxes.
  2. Local and Remote routing

    The panel configures routing based on whether mail runs on the same server or a separate one.

    • On the same server, Local routing is set up.
    • On a separate mail server, Remote routing is set up; the web server does not accept incoming mail for itself.
    • The expected MX, SPF and DKIM records are listed.
  3. "Fix issues" in one click

    Mail Health finds the issue and prepares the fix, too.

    • Multiple SPF records are merged into a single record.
    • A missing DKIM or DMARC record is added.
    • The fix for conflicting records is previewed and applied with your approval.
    • Every change is written to the audit log.

Mail Health checks four records

Each check shows the expected value and the value found side by side.

  • MX

    Checks that incoming mail reaches the right server.

  • SPF

    Verifies the record that lists authorized sending servers; detects multiple SPF records.

  • DKIM

    The signing key is generated automatically; the panel checks that the DNS record matches the expected value.

  • DMARC

    Shows when the policy record is missing; the panel can add it.

Mail Health shows whether records are correct; it does not guarantee that e-mails will reach the recipient.

Questions about e-mail and Mail Health

For all questions, see the FAQ page or message us on WhatsApp.

Are DKIM, SPF and DMARC set up automatically?

Yes. During mail setup a DKIM key is generated, and SPF and DMARC records are written according to the DNS mode. If DNS is hosted with an external provider, you get a ready-made list of the records to enter.

What does "Fix issues" do?

It previews, on a single screen, the DNS changes needed for the issues Mail Health found: it merges multiple SPF records into one, adds a missing DKIM or DMARC record, and corrects conflicting records. Changes are applied with your approval and written to the audit log.

Can mail run on a separate server?

Yes. If mail is on the same server, Local routing is set up; if it is on a separate server, Remote routing is set up, and the expected MX, SPF and DKIM records are listed.

What does Mail Health check?

It compares MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records with their expected values and shows what is missing or wrong. This check shows whether records are correct; it does not guarantee e-mail delivery.

Will the panel break my existing DNS records?

The panel detects conflicting records and multiple SPF records, and suggests fixes. No record changes without your approval, and every change is written to the audit log.

Don't leave e-mail setup to chance.

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