You must include the SPF/DKIM parameters in your DNS settings. SPF (Sender Policy Framework) is a DNS text entry which provides a list of servers that should be considered allowed to send emails for a specific domain.
The next step is DKIM. Basically, DKIM attaches a ‘signature’ to the message in your emails. Not literally, of course – this ‘signature’ is in the code of the message itself. We have developed a tool that automatically generates you the DKIM.
You can see both SPF and DKIM values in the “Domains” branch of the “Settings” section.
Include these records into your provider’s DNS settings – when you’re done with the implementation, come back to the domains section and click “Verify SPF and DKIM records” and “Check records“. If records were embedded correctly, you will see green checkmarks.
Here’s a video tutorial on how to find these records:
Each hosting solution has a different interface and various methods of how SPF and DKIM are configured. Therefore, we have collected some links of the most popular hosting solution supporting articles on how it’s done. Hope it’ll come in handy.
If you could not find your hosting provider on the list, please contact your provider directly for support.
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