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DMARC Management moves DMARCeye from reporting into action. Inside each domain’s detail you can build a DMARC record, publish it to DNS, and review the domain’s SPF, DKIM, and BIMI status in one place.

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Opening DMARC Management

There are two ways in:
  • From the Domain overview, open a domain’s ⋮ menu and choose DMARC Management.
  • From a domain’s detail page, select the DMARC Management tab (alongside Reports and Settings).
The top of the page shows the domain’s current Status, its active DMARC Policy, and the time of the last DMARC record check.

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Configure and publish your DMARC record

The DMARC Policy & Reporting section first shows your current DMARC record — the policy, the policy application percentage, and how many reporting addresses are set — then guides you through three steps.

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Step 1 — Configure settings

Set your policy and reporting options. Each field includes inline guidance:
FieldWhat it controls
Policy (p)The enforcement level: None, Quarantine, or Reject. Start with None to monitor without affecting delivery.
Policy Application PercentageThe share of mail the policy applies to.
Report Interval (ri)How often aggregate reports are sent (default 86400 seconds, 24 hours).
DKIM Alignment (adkim)Relaxed allows subdomain matches; Strict requires an exact match.
SPF Alignment (aspf)Relaxed allows subdomain matches; Strict requires an exact match.
Failure Options (fo)When forensic reports are generated.
New to DMARC? Start at Policy: None to gather data, move to Quarantine once you’ve accounted for every legitimate sender, then advance to Reject. The DMARC Checker explains how to read an existing record.

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Step 2 — Replace record

DMARCeye generates the matching TXT record from your settings:
  • Record Type — TXT
  • Host/Name — _dmarc
  • Value — the full record, with a copy button.

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Step 3 — Publish

Choose how to get the record into DNS:

Publish manually

Copy the record and add or replace the TXT record in your DNS provider’s control panel.

Send by email

Send the record and setup instructions to your developer or DNS administrator.

One-Click DNS Setup

When your DNS is on a supported provider, DMARCeye updates the TXT record for you in seconds.
DMARCeye detects your DNS provider automatically. When it recognises a supported provider (Cloudflare today, with more on the way), One-Click DNS Setup appears so you can apply the record without leaving DMARCeye. See One-click DNS setup.
Use Reload DNS Records to re-check what’s live after publishing.

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SPF, DKIM, and BIMI checks

Below the DMARC section, the same page shows the domain’s other authentication records as read-only checks that reflect what is currently published in DNS:

SPF Configuration

Your current SPF record as detected in DNS. SPF limits which servers may send mail on behalf of your domain.

DKIM Setup

The DKIM selectors detected for the domain, and whether each is valid and configured.

BIMI Logo

Whether a BIMI record is detected. BIMI displays your brand logo in supporting email clients; if none is found, the check reports “Not detected.”
Each check has its own Reload button. For one-off checks of any domain — including domains not in your account — the same checks are available in DNS Tools.

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Subdomains and inherited policies

DMARCeye recognises whether a domain is a subdomain and accounts for its relationship to the parent:
  • A subdomain with its own DMARC record is managed here exactly like a root domain.
  • A subdomain that inherits its parent’s policy has no independent record to edit, so the management controls aren’t shown — its policy is managed at the parent domain. You can still view its reports and monitor its activity.
For how detection and inheritance work, see Subdomains.