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The new PowerAlerts experience is now the only version. All your existing alert configurations have been migrated across, and the old alerting interface has been removed. Nothing to do on your side. Your configurations, recipients and settings carried over, and every link and men
Read moreYou no longer have to check the dashboard to find out whether someone registered a domain that looks like yours. Turn on PowerAlerts for Lookalike Domains on any monitored domain and we take a baseline reading straight away. From then on we alert you whenever new lookalikes come
Read moreThe V2 API now covers reporting and the full hosted services family. TLS reporting Forensic reporting Hosted SPF Hosted DMARC Hosted BIMI Hosted DKIM MTA-STS TLS-RPT These endpoints bring V2 coverage in line with what is available in the platform, so you can pull reporting data a
Read moreActions that take a while to finish now tell you what is happening, instead of leaving you guessing. You get feedback in two places. A toast message appears while the action runs, and the notification bell keeps a permanent entry with the final result. Every bell entry is clickab
Read moreGoogle Postmaster Tools is the only authoritative source on how Gmail views your sending domain. You can now connect your Google Postmaster Tools account to PowerDMARC with a read-only connection and see Google's own data alongside your inbox placement results, without switching
Read moreAbility to map each DKIM Selector to its relevant Sending Source in order to better track forwarded emails Head to Settings, Sending Sources. Pick a domain, then add a mapping: choose the sending source, type in one or more DKIM selectors, and add a note if it helps your team rem
Read moreAfter a migration, a vendor change, or an unexpected configuration edit, the question is always the same: what actually changed? You can now capture a point-in-time snapshot of your monitored DNS records and keep it as a known-good baseline, then compare your live records against
Read moreRFC 9991, published in May 2026 as part of the standards, adds a set of authentication fields to DMARC failure reports. Those fields are now readable in both human-format views of the Forensics tab, so you no longer need to drop into RAW mode to see them. The RAW views themselves
Read moreKnowing where your email landed is only half the answer. The Inbox Placement Analyzer now analyses the content of every test email and tells you why it may be contributing to its own spam classification. A new Content Analysis section appears in your test results automatically, w
Read moreInbox placement tests match your email to the right test run using a Tracking ID. Until now, that ID had to appear in your email as plain readable text. You can now embed it directly in your HTML instead, which fits far better with automated campaign templates. What you can do: A
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