Dashboard Guide
Learn how to navigate the DDMARC dashboard to monitor your email authentication and track your DMARC deployment progress.
Dashboard Sections
Overview
High-level summary of all your domains' authentication status
Domains
Manage individual domains and their DNS configurations
Reports
Browse and analyze incoming DMARC aggregate reports
Sources
View all IP addresses sending email as your domain
Key Metrics
The dashboard displays four key metrics at the top for quick status assessment:
Pass Rate
Percentage of emails passing DMARC
Total Volume
Number of emails processed
Failures
Emails failing authentication
Sources
Unique sending IP addresses
Overview Page
The Overview page provides a bird's-eye view of your email authentication:
Authentication Trends
Line chart showing pass/fail rates over time. Use this to track improvement as you deploy DMARC. Hover over data points for exact values.
Domain Summary
Quick status cards for each domain showing policy level, pass rate, and recent activity. Click a domain to dive into its details.
Recent Issues
List of recent authentication failures and suspicious activity requiring attention. Issues are prioritized by severity and volume.
Filtering Data
Use the toolbar at the top of each page to filter and customize your view:
Date Range
Select predefined ranges (24h, 7d, 30d) or set custom dates
Filters
Filter by domain, source IP, result type, or reporter
Export
Download data as CSV or PDF for reporting and compliance
Reports Page
The Reports page shows all incoming DMARC aggregate reports:
Report List Columns
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Reporter | Organization that sent the report (Google, Microsoft, etc.) |
| Domain | Your domain the report is about |
| Date Range | Time period covered by the report |
| Total | Number of emails in the report |
| Pass | Emails that passed DMARC |
| Fail | Emails that failed DMARC |
| Pass Rate | Percentage of passing emails |
Sources Page
The Sources page lists all IP addresses that have sent email using your domain:
Authorized Sources
IPs that pass authentication. These are your legitimate email senders (mail servers, marketing platforms, etc.)
Unauthorized Sources
IPs failing authentication. Could be spoofing attempts or misconfigured legitimate services.
Building Your Sender Inventory
Use the Sources page to build a complete inventory of who sends email as your domain. Mark known sources as "Authorized" to track them separately from potential threats.
Quick Actions
Common tasks you can perform directly from the dashboard: