# If You Already Have Other Services Included in Your Domain's SPF Record

1. Go to the DNS settings for your domain.
2. Find the existing SPF record.
3. Add the following entry to it (before the 'all' mechanism):\
   `include:_spf.emaillabs.co`

{% hint style="info" %}
This entry indicates that the servers of other services and EmailLabs can send emails. By adding the appropriate SPF entry in the TXT record in DNS, you will correctly configure sendings through EmailLabs.
{% endhint %}

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**Want to learn more about what SPF is? Check out our blog by clicking here:**

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**⬅️ Detailed instructions on how to configure the SPF standard can be found in the drop-down menu on the left.**


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