DMARC Report Analyzer Tool
Transform Complex XML Reports into Human-Readable Insights in Seconds!
Step 1: Upload your DMARC XML (RUA or RUF)
Drag and drop your RUA or RUF DMARC report.
Our engine instantly parses and structures the raw XML data.
How DMARC Report Analyzer Works
Step 2: Get Human-Readable Results
No more decoding complex tags. Our tool translates your XML into a clear, high-definition dashboard so you can see your email health at a glance.
- Executive Scorecard: See your DMARC Correct percentage instantly to know if your domain is safe.
- Authentication Vital Signs: Get a bird’s-eye view of your SPF and DKIM validity across all email flows.
- Source Audit: Identify every sender- from Google and Microsoft to third-party apps – with their specific volume and compliance rates.
- Policy Check: Verify your current Alignment Modes and active policies without digging through code.
- Failure Isolation: Use the “Failed” or “Forwarded” tabs to quickly spot misconfigured services or spoofing attempts.
- Reporting Tools: Use One-Click Export for CSVs or the Email Report button to share results with your team immediately.
Why Use DMARC Report Analyzer?
Turn Raw XML Into Real Visibility
Raw XML is for machines. Our visual dashboards show you exactly who is sending mail on your behalf and where they are failing.
Identify Spoofing in Seconds
We highlight unauthorized IP addresses and phishing attempts so you can move toward a p=reject policy with confidence.
Fix Deliverability Issues
Spot “Pass/Fail” trends at a glance. Identify legitimate services that are misconfigured and hurting your sender reputation.
No Technical Expertise Required
You don’t need to be a developer to understand your email security. We provide the “Human-Readable” version of your security posture.
Understanding DMARC Reporting: RUA vs. RUF
A DMARC XML report is an automated email authentication report sent by mailbox providers like Google, Microsoft, and Yahoo. These reports summarize how your domain’s emails performed against DMARC, SPF, and DKIM policies.
However, DMARC reports are delivered in raw XML format, which can be complex and difficult to interpret without a dedicated DMARC report analyzer.
There are two types of DMARC reports, each serving a different purpose:
Aggregate Reports (RUA): The Big Picture
RUA reports provide a summarized, high-level view of your domain’s email activity. They include sending sources, authentication results, alignment status, and message volumes.
Instead of reviewing thousands of lines of XML data, you get clear trends, geographic insights, and visual breakdowns of pass and fail rates.
Forensic Reports (RUF): Detailed Failure Insights
RUF reports focus on individual authentication failures. They help you understand exactly why a specific message failed DMARC evaluation, making it easier to identify spoofing attempts, misconfigurations, or unauthorized senders.
Our analyzer parses these details securely while protecting sensitive information.
Beyond One-Time Analysis: Enable Continuous DMARC Monitoring
Manual uploads are useful, but true protection requires always-on visibility.
Upgrade to automated reporting and:
Customer Spotlight
“Came for the aggregated DMARC reporting, stayed because of all the other features included!”
Drew Saum, CEO | ADI Cyber Services
Frequently Asked Questions
Who sends DMARC forensic reports?
Forensic reports are sent by your receiver’s email service provider to the reporting email address defined by you in your DMARC record.
How often are failure reports sent?
Failure reports are usually sent once a day by email, and may also be triggered immediately when an SPF or DKIM identifier fails to align with DMARC.
Why are you not receiving DMARC reports?
You may not be receiving your DMARC reports for a variety of reasons like the inclusion of invalid email addresses in your DMARC record, lack of ISP support for forensic reporting, etc.
How to read a DMARC aggregate report?
If you want to read DMARC aggregate raw reports you need to have a basic understanding of the Extensible Markup Language. PowerDMARC customers don’t require this skill, as our platform translates these complex reports into a human-readable format. You can learn more in our free guide on how to read DMARC reports.
Ready to See Your DMARC Data Clearly?
Don’t let complex code hide security risks. Upload your report now or talk to an expert about automating your DMARC journey.
