From whole-book alert to client-ready answer.
See how an MSP triages 10–150 client domains, finds the failed check, reviews what changed, and sends the result to the client.
Start with the domains that need you.
Each row shows the domain, its last check, and the state of email auth & DMARC, SSL & expiry, look-alikes, and blacklists. Critical domains go red and sort to the top.
See the failed check before the healthy ones.
bluepeakaccounting.com has one critical email-auth finding; SSL, look-alikes, and blacklists are still green. DNS and SSL re-check hourly. Look-alikes and blacklists re-check daily.
See what changed and when.
The domain history keeps notable email-auth changes, blacklist listings, expiry warnings, and look-alike registrations in one dated sequence. Open any check for its complete result history.
Turn receiver XML into pass rates and sending sources.
Daily reports from Google, Microsoft, and other receivers become a 30-day pass-rate chart and a source table. Failed rows expose unauthorized senders and spoofing attempts. Setup is one DNS record per domain.
Give the client the finding, not app access.
Every scan produces a public report with the failed check first, the other findings below, and raw records for remediation. Send the URL or attach it to the QBR; the client needs no account.
Use the same checks before the client signs.
Scan a prospect before the pitch or a new client during onboarding. All four checks run once, the result stays in the scan list, and the report is ready to share. Promote the domain to monitoring when the contract starts.
Put one client domain through the workflow.
Scan it once for free, compare plans, or start Agency for a 150-domain book.