How to read DMARC report

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Your DMARC raw reports provide important data about email activity on your domain, which is essential to helping you protect against future phishing attacks and fraudulent emails. Raw DMARC reports are sent in the following format, usually via email with the subject line "DMARC Report". You can visit PoweDMARC's knowledge base to learn more about each report and how to easily configure individual reports for your domain.


For non-technical people, reading the XML aggregateuk phone number list report can be a bit cumbersome, here is an example of a raw report: The report should contain information about the ISP, source IP, sender address, server, and verification status. In the raw file of the detailed report, you can find relevant information: DMARC reports help improve email deliverability by providing a wealth of knowledge about the authentication status of emails sent from a specific domain name. These reports enable domain owners to identify and resolve issues with authentication failures, misconfigurations, or unauthorized use of their domain name, which may negatively affect deliverability. This helps build trust with email recipients, reduces the chances of emails being marked as spam or rejected, and ultimately improves the overall deliverability of legitimate emails. DMARC reports flood your inbox every day, and you don't want to wade through and analyze these reports line by line to find useful information. PowerDMARC helps you monitor domain activity through reports, and get a comprehensive understanding of authenticity status and authentication issues, so that you can reduce spam scores and improve deliverability.

PowerDMARC helps you view easily in an organized table format, parse the data and categorize the information, and filter the data by IP address, organization, sending source and specific statistics, providing you with maximum flexibility in reading your email DMARC reports. To make it easier and more efficient to organize and read DMARC reports, you can maintain a dedicated mailbox to redirect all the DMARC XML reports you receive from various third parties and email vendors that you use to send marketing and business emails. This keeps your primary inbox tidy. However, please note that the report-dedicated mailbox can only help you better organize and manage data. It cannot help you parse or read XML files, nor does it provide a user-friendly or actionable interface to view, sort or filter the verification results like we do. Sign up now to get