See every TLS connection reported for your domain, what succeeded, what failed, and why, in dashboards instead of raw report files.
See total email volume, encrypted delivery rate, and failed connections in three summary cards.
View TLS results Per Sending Source or Per Result to quickly identify successful and failed connections.
Expand each sending source to view volume, results, success rate, and policy status by recipient domain.
See the Published Policy and Policy Type reported for each source to verify how your MTA-STS policy is being applied.
Track successful and failed TLS connections over the last 7 days, last month, or a custom date range.
Export TLS-RPT data to CSV and use multi-domain or domain group filters to review your domain portfolio.
TLS Reporting breaks failures down by reason so you can distinguish certificate issues, policy problems, and connections where TLS was not successfully established.
See your most common TLS failure reasons ranked by volume, making it easier to identify the issues affecting the largest number of connections.
starttls-not-supported
The receiving server did not support STARTTLS, so the connection could not be upgraded to TLS.
certificate-host-mismatch
The certificate presented by the receiving server does not match the hostname used for the TLS connection.
certificate-expired
The receiving server presented a TLS certificate that has passed its expiration date.
certificate-not-trusted
The certificate could not be validated against a trusted certificate authority or trust chain.
validation-failure
The TLS certificate or connection failed validation, preventing a secure connection.
Catch encryption failures early
Watch success and failure trends over time instead of waiting for a delivery issue to surface.
Confirm your MTA-STS policy is working
See the policy reported by sending sources and understand how your published policy is being applied.
Fix the right thing first
Identify the most common failure causes and drill down to the recipient domain behind each issue.
Simplify compliance
Export TLS-RPT data as CSV to maintain evidence for audits, internal reviews, and security reporting.
Add a domain to PowerDMARC and follow the Setup Wizard to publish your TLS-RPT record.
Receiving providers send TLS reports describing the connections made to your domain and the results of those connections.
PowerDMARC parses the reports into dashboards showing volume, success rate, failure reasons, and the sending sources and recipient domains behind them.
See the TLS failures reported for your domain, understand why they happened, and get the detail you need to investigate and fix them.
