Know exactly who sends email as your clients' domains.
Six authentication protocols monitored from a single dashboard — with sender-level visibility, a 0–100 authentication score per domain, and an AI copilot that turns raw DMARC reports into remediation steps.
The full authentication stack — not just DMARC.
Which servers may send for the domain — validated on every report.
Cryptographic signing alignment tracked per sending source.
Aggregate + forensic reports processed with sender-level visibility.
Logo-in-inbox readiness checks once enforcement is reached.
Downgrade-attack protection for inbound mail transport.
Delivery and encryption failure reports, decoded and trended.
From raw XML reports to decisions a technician can act on.
Aggregate and forensic reports, decoded.
Every report lands in one pipeline and comes out as sender-level truth.
- DMARC aggregate and forensic report processing with per-source visibility.
- Authentication scoring engine: 0–100 per domain, per sending source.
- Portfolio-wide domain overview for MSP-level reporting across all tenants.
Catch impersonation campaigns statistically.
Spoofers reveal themselves in the alignment data long before a user reports anything.
- Spoofing campaign detection through statistical analysis of source alignments.
- New-source and volume-shift surfacing across the whole domain portfolio.
- Per-source drill-down so the failing relay is identified, not guessed.
Policy guidance in plain language.
A natural-language assistant grounded in the tenant's own reports.
- Ask why a source is failing and get the specific SPF/DKIM fix, not a generic article.
- Guided policy progression toward enforcement, at the pace the data supports.
- Remediation answers grounded in the domain’s own aggregate history.
Per tenant, not per mailbox.
DMARC Monitoring is $10.00/tenant/mo. The full VaultDMARC Bundle — monitoring plus the AI Copilot — is $30.00/tenant/mo, and comes bundled from the Pro-Heavy tier.
Frequently asked questions.
Put a score on every domain you manage.
Enrol a domain, and the first aggregate reports start scoring within a day.