Our DMARC report analyzer tool converts complex Aggregate XML reports into information you can understand and analyze easily. We process, organize, and segregate your DMARC RUA and RUF individual reports from XML format to a human-readable and visually appealing format, that requires zero technical knowledge to understand! Sign up now to get started!
To use our DMARC XML parser, you can follow the steps below:
Sign up with PowerDMARC and create your DNS record for DMARC using our DMARC generator tool. Make sure you mention an RUA address. Publish this DNS record in your DNS management console.
Use our self-service setup wizard to add your domains to our platform.
Start receiving and analyzing DMARC reports within 72 hours.
DMARC report analyzer tool is a DMARC XML to human converter that instantly parses DMARC aggregate XML reports and forensic report data, making them simple and easy to read for even a non-technical person. With this all-in-one DMARC XML Reader tool you can:
Instantly convert DMARC XML aggregate report data into a human-readable format using this DMARC report parsing tool.
Track your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication results on a single DMARC converter interface.
Analyze your results to detect malicious emails that fail authentication checks. and the fraudulent sending sources for these email messages.
Enjoy centralized DMARC report management and monitoring with our DMARC report analyzer!
Using our DMARC XML parser, you can enjoy the following key benefits:
Find problems instantly in your DMARC
Our platform automatically finds and highlights suspicious activity so you can efficiently eliminate
spoofing attempts.
DMARC Forensic Reporting allows you to receive reports on the status of emails sent through your domain that fail DMARC, SPF, or DKIM validation. These reports contain detailed diagnostic information that makes it possible for you to identify the source of the failure and fix it.
Forensic reports are individual reports generated every time an individual email fails DMARC authentication checks. The reports are sent to whatever email is specified in the domain’s DMARC record. This data is organized on our DMARC report analyzer tool. This can be extremely useful in identifying delivery issues in your domain, and finding out if someone’s trying to spoof your domain by analyzing the sender’s IP address.
Benefits of DMARC Report Analyzer RUF Reports
DMARC Aggregate Reporting, or RUA, is a feature central to DMARC, setting it apart from previous email authentication protocols. DMARC RUA allows you to receive daily reports sent from receiving email servers telling you which emails did and did not pass DMARC, SPF, and DKIM authentication. It also tells you about their DMARC alignment.
RUA reports are generated in XML format and are sent to the recipient email address provided in your DMARC record. The reports contain an overview of:
RUA data is instrumental to DMARC because it’s a way for domain owners to not only identify where they may be having email delivery issues but also discover if someone is trying to spoof their domain. This allows them to take quick action to resolve the issues and secure their email channels.
Forensic reports are sent by your receiver’s email service provider to the reporting email address defined by you in your DMARC record.
Your failure reports are sent almost immediately when an SPF or DKIM identifier for an email fails to align with DMARC.
DMARC aggregate reports are sent once a day daily to the email sender’s defined reporting email address.
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.
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.
DMARC Aggregate reports provide insights on all emails sent from your domain usually sent daily or weekly, while DMARC forensic reports provide information on individual emails that fail DMARC and is only sent when DMARC validation fails for an email. While aggregate reports are used to monitor your overall mail flow and activity, forensic reports help investigate potential abuse incidents.
“Came for the DMARC report analyzer, stayed because of all the other features included!”
CEO of ADI Cyber Services
PowerDMARC’s human-readable and comprehensive DMARC XML reports were just one of the many features ADI Cyber Services hugely benefitted from!
Understand your email channels like never before with a free DMARC Report Analyzer.
