DMARCwise Release Notes

You can now view request statistics for hosted MTA-STS policies. The new Statistics page shows how often sending mail servers fetch your policy over the past 7 or 30 days.

It also breaks down requests by user agent, making it easier to see which...

Today we’re launching hosted MTA-STS, a new feature that lets you delegate the hosting and management of MTA-STS policies for your domains to DMARCwise.

MTA-STS is a standard that helps protect email delivered to your domains from connection...

We’re launching the new Reporters page to simplify understanding TLS reports. It shows the list of providers that tried to deliver email to your domain, how many sessions succeeded and how many failed.

Clicking on a reporter in the list expands the...

We’ve updated the weekly DMARC digests to report domain health more clearly.

Per-domain digests now show a health indicator next to the main DMARC metrics, so you can immediately see whether the domain is healthy or has issues or suggestions from...

The Domains page was refreshed and is now the default experience for all organizations.

The page now defaults to the list layout, which is designed for quick scanning across message volume, DMARC policy, alignment rates, and issues requiring...

You can now enable a single organization-wide reporting address for all your domains.

The address works in both DMARC and TLSRPT records, making it easier to manage reporting through shared DNS templates or automation. DMARCwise automatically...

DMARC diagnostics now evaluate policy discovery and alignment using RFC 9989, the updated DMARC specification published in May 2026 (formerly known as DMARCbis).

RFC 9989 replaces the Public Suffix List-based method from the legacy RFC 7489 with...

Editing a Hosted DMARC record now comes with a clearer and safer process for applying your changes.

As soon as you edit any setting, a floating bar will appear with options to review or discard the changes.

Hosted DMARC now supports the new DMARC record tags introduced in RFC 9989, the updated DMARC specification published last month (formerly known as DMARCbis).

You can now configure these tags from the hosted DMARC settings:

When an invalid DMARC reports arrives, DMARCwise applies some corrections to facilitate processing.

This includes normalizations, which are high-confidence cleanups such as lowercasing values or removing invalid punctuations, recovered fields, such...

You can now search the DMARCwise documentation directly from any documentation page.

You can open it from any documentation page by clicking on the Search widget in the top right corner of the page, or by using on Windows and Linux and on macOS.

We’re excited to introduce SPF resolution chain, a new feature of SPF monitoring that shows how an SPF record is expanded through DNS during verification.

SPF record validation now detects when an or mechanism uses a CIDR prefix length but the IP address is not the network address for that prefix.

For example, is flagged because is a host address within the block but not the network address...

DMARC record validation now detects malformed and reporting destinations.

The validator checks that each aggregate and failure reporting URI uses the expected format, for example . Invalid entries are shown as invalid tag values in the DMARC...

You can now click the domain name in the domain overview header to copy it to your clipboard.