Track All Senders

Using the domains you’ve entered into DMARC Protection (either directly or indirectly by publishing a DMARC p=none policy) and the information gathered from the Senders page from monitoring data for a period of time, you should be able to gather information about all third-party senders used by your organization.

An easy way to track this information is in an external spreadsheet. See Example Domain-to-Senders tracking spreadsheet for an example.

You’ll use the information in this spreadsheet to create the SPF records and DKIM keys needed for proper authentication, as well as to communicate the status of your authentication project internally.

Example Domain-to-Senders tracking spreadsheet
Domain Sender(s) Internal Contact Account Details
foo.com Marketo
Zendesk
CustomSender 1
bob@foo.com  
receipts.foo.com Taleo
MailChimp

jane@foo.com

rita@foo.com

 

MailChimp account 1
newsletters.foo.com MailChimp john@foo.com MailChimp account 2: Use ‘jim@foo.com’ credentials (former admin)
help.foo.com Freshdesk (SendGrid) bill@foo.com SendGrid
sales.foo.com Toutapp (Marketo) alex@foo.com Marketo account
foo.net None (defensive domain) IT@foo.com  
fuuu.com None (defensive domain) IT@foo.com

You may discover, as shown above, that different departments in your organization are using multiple accounts at the same Sender. You may also be using senders that send for multiple system types. For example, SendGrid offers mailing services and also provides mailing infrastructure for the Freshdesk CRM service.