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Integrations

DDMARC integrates in two ways: it delivers alerts to the tools your team already watches, and it reads your DNS and your DMARC reports to tell you what to fix. Everything below is what exists today.

A note on scope

DDMARC does not connect to your Microsoft or Google tenant and does not write DNS records on your behalf. Signing in with a Microsoft or Google account is single sign-on only — it requests your name and email address, nothing more. The Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace pages are DNS setup guides you follow in those admin consoles, and DDMARC then verifies the result by reading public DNS.

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Every screen in the dashboard is backed by the same REST API you can call yourself. Alerts can also be pushed to a URL you own. Read the webhooks page before you build a receiver — it is explicit about what the delivery does and does not guarantee.

All Integrations

Notifications

Deliver alerts to where your team already works

EmailAll plans
Available
SlackIncoming webhook
Available
DiscordIncoming webhook, Protect and up
Available
Microsoft TeamsAdaptive Cards, Growth and up
Available
TelegramBot token and chat id, Growth and up
Available
JiraCreate a ticket from an alert, on demand
Available
PagerDuty
Coming soon
Opsgenie
Coming soon

Email providers

DNS setup guides, and providers we recognise in your reports

Microsoft 365
Setup guide
Google Workspace
Setup guide
Amazon SES
Auto-detected
SendGrid
Auto-detected
Mailgun
Auto-detected
Postmark
Auto-detected
Mailchimp, Klaviyo, HubSpot and more
Auto-detected

Automation

Build your own workflow on top of DDMARC

REST API
Available
Outbound webhooks
Available
CSV export
Available
Zapier
Coming soon
Make (Integromat)
Coming soon
n8n
Coming soon

Security and SIEM

Feed DMARC data into your security operations

Splunk
Coming soon
Datadog
Coming soon
Elastic SIEM
Coming soon
Microsoft Sentinel
Coming soon

Auto-detectedmeans DDMARC recognises that provider in your DMARC reports and gives you its specific SPF include and DKIM selectors — it is not a connected account, and nothing is configured on your behalf.

Need a different integration?

Anything not listed above can usually be built today with the REST API or an outbound webhook. If you would rather have it first-class, tell us which tool and we will weigh it against everything else on the roadmap.

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