Dashboard

Data search and filtering

At the top of the Dashboard view you'll find a search panel where you can set a date range and pick one or several domains to analyze. Without any filters applied, the system shows a combined summary covering every domain on your account.

DMARC compliance and threat report

This part of the view splits all traffic coming from your domains into four groups, showing both the overall share of policy-compliant messages and any signals worth a closer look. Hovering over the info icon on a tile reveals a short explanation.

The categories are:

• DMARC COMPLIANT: Messages that passed DMARC validation: they have a valid SPF or DKIM result and are fully aligned, domain-wise, with the sender address the recipient sees.

• DMARC NON-COMPLIANT: Messages that failed to meet DMARC requirements, either because SPF and DKIM both failed validation or because domain alignment with the sender's policy is missing. This can point to a misconfiguration or an attempt to spoof your domain.

• FORWARDERS: Messages relayed through intermediary servers. This often breaks SPF (since the sending IP no longer matches the original sender), while the DKIM signature usually stays valid.

• THREAT/UNKNOWN: DMARC non-compliant messages flagged as a potential threat: domain spoofing, possible phishing, traffic from unauthorized sources, or cases where the sender's own configuration contains a critical error.

Authentication results distribution

This section shows what receiving servers actually did with your messages. It opens with a tile showing the total number of analyzed emails. Next to it is a pie chart dividing that volume (by percentage and by count) into three outcomes:

• NONE: Message was delivered to the inbox with no restrictions applied.

• REJECTED: Message was fully rejected by the destination server for failing the DMARC policy.

• QUARANTINED: Message was quarantined (for instance, routed to the spam folder) due to authentication concerns.

A dropdown in the top-right corner of this block lets you switch the view between all collected data or a single sending source.

Number of emails for your TOP 10 sources

Further down the Dashboard, an interactive line chart helps you analyze deeper how your domains behave over time.

It visualizes message volume across a chosen time frame, broken down by your 10 most active sending sources (for instance EmailLabs, Google, or external CRM systems). You can switch freely between the four categories covered above: DMARC compliant, DMARC non-compliant, Forwarders, and Threat.

Hovering over any point on the timeline shows the exact figures for each source on that particular day.

On days with no recorded traffic for a given source, the chart simply shows "0" - the timeline stays continuous and doesn't skip days without activity.