Public mail settings
Reviews mail routes, published SPF and DMARC policies and other supported DNS indicators. It does not attempt a live SMTP delivery test.
360 Tools · Business email
A website enquiry matters only if your email is ready to receive it.
The Email Health Scanner reviews public mail settings for your domain and can inspect limited evidence from a received test message. We use it to identify settings that need a closer look during a website project.
PART 1 · DOMAIN SETTINGSHow is your domain configured?
MXMail routes
SPFSender policy
DMARCDomain policy
PART 2 · MESSAGE
What did the receiver report?Evidence from a received test messageAt a glance Scope and limits, not a score
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review parts
Public domain settings and optional received-message evidence
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core DNS signals
MX routing, SPF sender policy and DMARC policy
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optional message check
A received test message can add evidence about authentication
Two parts, one clearer answer
Check your domain settings, then inspect a real message when available.
Received message evidence
A test message can provide a DKIM selector and limited headers. Authentication is presented as confirmed only when trustworthy receiver evidence is available.
Plain-language results
We explain which findings are good, optional or need investigation, so a configuration change is made with the full email setup in mind.
Practical next steps
We can scope any DNS changes or email troubleshooting separately when the review reveals work outside your website project.
Why it matters
Protect the path from enquiry form to inbox.
Website projects often involve forms, domain settings and more than one sending service. Published authentication settings should reflect the services that actually send mail for your domain. We review what the scanner can observe and confirm changes with the relevant email provider.
A strong domain score does not prove inbox placement, a message reached every recipient, or that every sending service is configured. DKIM cannot be conclusively assessed from a domain alone.
Domain and mail routesPublished sender policiesOptional received-message checkClear evidence and limitations
Part of the 360 Tools family
See all four tools working together.
Each tool reviews a different part of your online presence and helps explain where action may be useful.
Website Scanner
Find issues that could affect how people and search engines experience your site. The report groups findings so we can discuss what deserves attention.
- SEO and AI readiness
- Security and technical health
- Performance and accessibility
Conversion & Engagement Scanner
Review key pages for clear service information and useful next steps. See where the path from first visit to enquiry may need work.
- Headlines and calls to action
- Trust signals and contact routes
- Usability on mobile devices
Email Health Scanner
Check public mail routing and authentication settings without a mailbox password. A separate test email can add evidence about how a received message was handled.
- Mail routing, SPF and DMARC
- Other published DNS signals, if present
- Test email and DKIM evidence when available
Link Opportunity Finder
Discover possible backlinks through relevant business listings, local resources and industry websites. Review each prospect before deciding whether to pursue it.
- Local and industry prospects
- Relevance, costs and requirements
- Research notes for next steps
Real tool screen
Start with your domain, then test a message.
Part 1 reviews public mail routing and published SPF and DMARC settings without asking for a mailbox password. Part 2 can add limited evidence from a received test email when one is available.
It helps identify settings worth discussing; no scanner can promise delivery to every inbox.
360 Email Health Scanner
See it in action
Watch Steve use the Email Health Scanner.
Steve walks through the public domain checks and a received test email, showing how SPF, DKIM and DMARC evidence appears in the report.
See what the scanner checks and where its findings may need further investigation.
Included in a website design or redesign review.
We look at the public settings connected to your business email and discuss any findings relevant to your new site. Mailbox support, migration and DNS repairs are quoted separately when required.
Planning a website that customers can reach?
Let’s review your website and the email path behind its enquiries.