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DMARC monitoring

Upload your DMARC aggregate reports and WeZend parses them into a readable picture: which sources pass authentication, which fail, and where someone may be spoofing you. The visibility you need to tighten DMARC safely.

DMARC tells mailbox providers what to do with mail that fails authentication — but its real value is the aggregate reports it sends back, which show every source using your domain. The problem: those reports arrive as dense XML nobody reads. DMARC monitoring fixes that. Upload the reports and WeZend parses them into a clear view: legitimate senders passing, misconfigured tools failing, and any spoofing attempts riding on your name.

That visibility is what lets you move DMARC from p=none (monitor) to p=reject (enforce) without breaking your own mail — you can see exactly what would be blocked before you turn on enforcement. It pairs with the DNS checker and BIMI: authenticate, monitor, enforce, then show your verified logo.

Benefits

Why it matters

See every sender

Aggregate reports reveal every source mailing as your domain — legitimate tools and impostors alike.

Enforce without breaking mail

Know exactly what a stricter policy would block before you turn it on — move to p=reject with confidence.

Capabilities

What you can do

Report parsing

Upload DMARC aggregate XML and get a readable pass/fail breakdown per source.

Spoofing visibility

Spot unauthorised senders using your domain so you can act before it hits your reputation.

Frequently asked questions

Where do DMARC reports come from?

Mailbox providers send them to the address in your DMARC record's `rua=` tag. Point that at an inbox you collect, then upload the reports to WeZend to read them.

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