Domain Authentication Using SPF and DKIM

SPF and DKIM are protocols for verifying the sender's identity in emails. Email providers use them to distinguish between legitimate messages and spam or phishing attempts. Without proper configuration, emails you send may be blocked or end up in recipients' spam folders. Proper domain authentication using SPF and DKIM improves sending reliability, ensures messages reach their destination, and protects your brand name from misuse.

SPF and DKIM signal to email providers that the email was sent from a legitimate source, helping ensure messages are delivered successfully and not blocked.

This article outlines the necessary steps to configure SPF and DKIM for your domain to meet email security requirements. Typically, IT professionals responsible for domain administration manage these settings.

How to Set Up SPF and DKIM in Weezmo

1. Log in to the Weezmo system at https://biz.weezmo.com.
2. Click on Account Settings.
3. Select DNS & Hosting and then click Add. 
4. In the next screen, you can just enter the default email address you want to set as the sender address for your email campaigns. This should be an email under the domain you are configuring. For example, if your domain is domain.co.il, you should choose an email address that recipients will see as the sender, such as info@domain.co.il.
5. Once created, you will be redirected to a screen displaying the DNS records that need to be configured in your domain management system. You can export this information in CSV format and send it to your system administrator
6. After configuration, Weezmo will update the settings in the system (a process that may take up to 3 days).
7. From the DNS & Hosting main page, you can check the status of the added configurations, delete records, and access previous configuration records.
8. Once the settings are confirmed, you can set up a new sender profile under your domain.