DMARC monitoring per domain
Hosted DMARC aggregate report ingestion, source classification (Known, Unknown, Forwarded), aligned SPF and DKIM per source, and compliance as the hero metric — one dashboard per sending domain.
Read moreIndustries — Financial Services
Compliance-grade mail with the audit trail regulators expect.
Statements, alerts, and regulator-facing correspondence with DMARC monitoring, signed webhooks, and a full audit log.
DMARC + audit trail
Financial Services
Four sendrules capabilities mapped to the pain that defines this segment. Every one of them is on the free plan.
- DMARC monitoring per domain
- Credentials scoped by IP allowlist
- Signed events and audit trail
- Traffic-class isolation
The pain
What you deal with today.
Every mail your platform sends is a compliance surface. DMARC is now mandatory at Google and Yahoo for bulk senders. Statements must be delivered on schedule; alerts must reach the customer within a bounded window; regulator-facing correspondence needs a delivery receipt. Losing a message is a regulator conversation, not just a support ticket.
How sendrules answers
What changes when you route through us.
sendrules gives you DMARC aggregate report ingestion per sending domain, SPF and DKIM grading, credentials scoped by IP allowlist, signed and verifiable webhooks for delivery and bounce events, and a full audit log of every configuration change. One rule per correspondence class means your statement mail is never rate-limited by an alert burst — or by a marketing send.
The four capabilities
Feature per pain, not the other way round.
Credentials scoped by IP allowlist
Every rule's credentials can be restricted to a CIDR list at the authentication step. A leaked credential from outside your infrastructure cannot be used to send.
Read moreSigned events and audit trail
Cryptographically signed delivery events, retried on schedule. A full audit log of every configuration change — who, when, what — for the regulator conversation you know is coming.
Read moreTraffic-class isolation
Statements, alerts, and marketing each get their own rule with their own limits. A marketing burst can never rate-limit an alert; an alert burst can never rate-limit a statement.
Read moreWhere it lands
Concrete scenarios you can wire in this week.
- Monthly e-statement delivery with a signed webhook to your archive system confirming receipt at the recipient's mail provider
- Fraud alerts and one-time codes on a strict-limits rule so they can never be rate-limited by a marketing send
- A DMARC compliance dashboard per sending domain so audit questions have an answer, not a scramble to compile one
- Credentials scoped by IP allowlist to your production CIDR ranges, so a leaked password from outside the perimeter cannot send
- A full audit log of every provider, rule, and limit change — one export, regulator-ready
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Financial Services teams start on the free plan.
Five thousand messages a month. Every feature above included. Attach your existing provider and see whether the numbers move.