DMARC Monitoring Page Enhancements
Requested enhancements to the DMARC Monitoring page:
Update the green SPF circle to be yellow when the INKY SPF record is NOT present.
Update the yellow DMARC circle as well as the yellow SPF circle to work with DMARC and SPF flatteners.
MSP-level DMARC report: Ability to see the status of all clients' DMARC settings from a single view. Currently MSPs have to go into each client individually, making it impossible to track which clients/domains are misconfigured.
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Comments4
Hubert Oliver
Jul 21
This is a great idea, but we really need to have the SPF check on the summary page. We don’t really use DMARC through INKY, but it would be very useful to have a notification that the SPF record is missing. This belongs on the summary page (and perhaps a notification bad that says “you have X teams that have domains that are missing the SPF record) since it can cause some spoofing issues.
David Valdes
Jul 16
•Merged request
•2 votes
SPF Widget on Summary Page
Could we perhaps include in the Summary page of the specific Tenant a Widget where we display a message regarding if the SPF record has been added to that specific tenant for INKY?
This would be beneficial for our partners to have because they can see if this setting is missing and correct it accordingly. Perhaps the backend logic can be similar to how MX Toolbox does it and then we just put a placeholder word specifying if it’s there or missing?
Christian Jakubowicz
Mar 9
The UI doesn’t allow for the expansion of any of the columns, making the navigation clunky. If there is only 1 entry, and it’s cut off due to length, hovering over it won’t give a box with the expanded values. I need to be able to see all the values at a glance, I shouldn’t have to hover.
Paul Cansdale
Jan 7
•Merged request
•4 votes
MSP level report on DMARC
We would like to be able to see the status of all clients’ DMARC settings.
At the moment, we have to go into each client individually. This makes it impossible to track which clients/domains are “broken”.