Service
DMARC monitoring service for Microsoft 365 and other mail platforms.
Intragreat runs a DMARC monitoring service that turns the XML reports mail providers send into something you can read. You get a private dashboard for your domains, alerts when something needs attention, and a monthly PDF report. We also do the setup work, so your domain moves to enforcement without breaking legitimate mail.
Who It Is For
Practical support for growing businesses.
For teams with a DMARC record stuck at p=none, or no record at all, who want to know who is sending as their domain and need to reach enforcement safely.
Problems Solved
What Is Included
Clear scope and plain-language documentation.
Private dashboard for your domains
Aggregate, failure, and SMTP TLS report processing
Alerts on issues that need attention
Monthly PDF report
Sender inventory and SPF and DKIM fixes
Staged move to quarantine and reject
When You Need This
Signs it’s time to bring this in.
How it works
- You add our reporting address to your DMARC record, a one-line DNS change.
- Mail providers send their reports to that address, and we process them automatically.
- You sign in to your private dashboard with a one-time code sent to your email, then your dashboard password.
- You receive alerts and a monthly PDF report, and we work through anything failing.
We use it on our own domain
Intragreat’s domain publishes a DMARC policy of p=reject with strict alignment. You can check it yourself by looking up the TXT record at _dmarc.intragreat.com.
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FAQ
Common questions.
What does a DMARC monitoring service do?
It collects the reports that mail providers send about your domain and shows you who is sending as you and whether that mail passes SPF and DKIM. That tells you what to fix before you enforce DMARC, and it shows when something changes afterward.
Do I need DMARC monitoring if my policy is already p=reject?
It is still useful. Reports show when a new tool starts failing authentication and is being rejected, and when someone is trying to spoof your domain. Without them, the first sign may be a customer saying your email never arrived.
Does this work if we are not on Microsoft 365?
Yes. DMARC reporting is set in your DNS and works with any mail platform. Our setup and remediation go deepest on Microsoft 365, and we also work in Google Workspace.
Will monitoring change how our email is delivered?
No. Adding a reporting address only tells providers where to send reports. Delivery changes only when the policy moves to quarantine or reject, and we do that in stages after the reports look clean.