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MailSolid

MailSolid checks the email security of your domains: whether they are set up correctly, whether anything changes, and who sends mail as you.

MailSolid · User guideReviewed for version 0.20.0

MailSolid reads the public DNS of a domain (SPF, DKIM, DMARC and other checks), tells you what is wrong and gives you the exact records to fix it. After that it can watch the domain every day, read the DMARC reports that the large mailbox providers send, and use a real email to test how a message arrives.

MailSolid does not change your DNS: it gives you the record so you can copy it and paste it in your provider’s panel.

Everything lives in a workspace: a business with its domains and its team. If you look after the email of several clients, the usual setup is one workspace per client, and you see them all together in All my clients.

The sidebar gathers what you use every day.

Section What it is for
Home Email overview: what needs attention and access to your domains. Missing results do not mean the domain is protected.
Domains Search and filter the portfolio. Open a domain for its summary, changes, full diagnosis, DMARC and transport.
Hosted MTA-STS Inspect policy and preparation status for a registered domain. Preparation does not activate infrastructure.
TLS report reception Inspect destination, coverage and TLS reports. Missing reports do not prove successful delivery.
Alerts Read each change, open its explanation and follow the evidence. Reading an alert does not change DNS or resolve its diagnosis.
Alert destinations Owners and admins configure channels and their domain/group scope.
Domain health Analyses a domain and gives you the verdict, the list of checks and the records to fix it.
Monitoring Watches your domains every day and warns you when they change.
DMARC Reads the reports sent by Google, Microsoft and others: who sends mail with your domain and whether it passes.
Real test Gives you a temporary address; you send it an email and see how it arrived.
Email analysis Upload a suspicious .eml file to analyse it.

At the bottom you find Team, Plan and, for the owner and the admins, Public tools and Settings.

  1. If this is your first time, follow Get started.
  2. Analyse your main domain in Domain health and copy the records that are missing.
  3. Watch it to learn about any change.
  4. When you want to see who sends email as you, move on to DMARC.