How-to
How to read your DMARC Dashboard
A guided tour of the Dashboard: summary stats, trends, top offenders, and the domains that need your attention.
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The Dashboard is the first page you see when you open Blankitt DMARC at https://dmarc.blankitt.com. It rolls up every report we have ingested across all your domains into a single at-a-glance view so you can spot problems quickly and decide where to focus.
What's on the page
Summary stats
The headline figures cover the messages seen in your selected time period:
- Total messages reported by mailbox providers across your domains.
- DMARC pass rate — the share of messages that passed DMARC (i.e. had at least one aligned SPF or aligned DKIM result).
- Failing messages — mail that failed DMARC and would be affected once you move beyond
p=none.
Trends
A time-series view of pass vs. fail volume so you can see whether things are improving as you align senders, or whether a new source has started failing. Watch for sudden spikes — they usually mean a new vendor began sending on your behalf.
Top offenders
The sending sources contributing the most DMARC failures, ranked by volume. These are your priorities: align the legitimate ones and investigate the rest. For the full, filterable list, open the Offenders page.
Domains needing attention
A shortlist of domains with the weakest authentication posture or the most failures, so you know where to start. Click through to a domain's detail page to see its compliance grade, scorecard, and the Policy Progression Wizard.
Changing the time period
Use the time-period selector to switch between 7, 30, and 90 days. You can set your preferred default under Settings → Preferences → Default time period. A longer window smooths out daily noise; a shorter one highlights recent changes after you have just edited DNS.
A sensible daily routine
- Check the DMARC pass rate and the trend direction.
- Scan Top offenders for anything new or unexpected.
- Open any domain flagged under Domains needing attention.
- If you have just changed DNS, switch to the 7-day window to confirm the fix is landing in fresh reports.
Why the numbers might look quiet
Reports are ingested as mailbox providers send them, which is typically daily — so brand-new domains or a freshly published ingest address can take a day or two before data appears. If a domain shows no data at all, confirm your rua= address is published correctly (see Getting Started) or that Mailbox sync is connected.