Your domain, set up properly
Add your domain and we create its DKIM key and show the exact MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records to publish. Then we check them live, so you can see what's still missing.
SmartReply Mail gives your team webmail and works with the mail apps they already use. It filters spam, and every message can show you why it landed where it did.
Accounts are by invitation for now: you'll need an invite code.
| +6 | IMPERSONATION-OWN The display name poses as an address at your own organisation. |
| +3 | DMARC-FAIL The sender's domain didn't authenticate this message. |
| +1 | REPLYTO-MISMATCH Replies would go to a different domain. |
Add your domain and we create its DKIM key and show the exact MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records to publish. Then we check them live, so you can see what's still missing.
Every decision lists its reasons. Safe senders only count when the message proves it really came from them, so a list of trusted senders can't be used to slip spoofed mail through.
Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird and phone mail apps connect over IMAP and SMTP. Read, flag, move and delete anywhere, and webmail shows the same thing.
Create nested folders, and set rules that file new mail from a client or a mailing list. Rules never pull mail out of Junk, so a forged sender can't use them to get past the filter.
Messages are encrypted at rest with a separate key for each organisation. Each user can only reach their own mailbox, and the database itself enforces it, not just the app.
Sent mail shows its status for each recipient: delivered, retrying or bounced, plus whether the connection was encrypted. MTA-STS is honoured where the receiving domain asks for it.
| Incoming (IMAP) | mailing.smartreply.site, port 993, SSL/TLS |
|---|---|
| Outgoing (SMTP) | mailing.smartreply.site, port 587, STARTTLS |
| User name | Your full email address |