# Managing Domains This guide explains how to add, configure, and manage domains in DMARQ. ## Adding a New Domain To add a new domain for DMARC monitoring in DMARQ: 1. Navigate to **Domains** in the main navigation 2. Click the **Add Domain** button 3. Enter your domain name (e.g., `example.com`) 4. Click **Verify** to ensure the domain is valid 5. Click **Add Domain** to confirm DMARQ will add the domain to your account and begin monitoring for DMARC reports related to this domain. ## Domain Settings For each domain, you can configure several settings: ### DMARC Policy Configuration DMARQ allows you to view and optionally manage your DMARC policy: - **Current Policy**: View your active DMARC policy (none, quarantine, reject) - **Policy History**: Track changes to your DMARC policy over time - **Policy Recommendations**: Get suggestions for improving your DMARC implementation based on your compliance rate ### DNS Record Management If you've enabled Cloudflare integration, you can manage your email authentication DNS records directly from DMARQ: - **View Current Records**: See all SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and BIMI records - **Update Records**: Modify existing records as your email infrastructure changes - **Add New Records**: Create new records like additional DKIM selectors To update a record: 1. Find the record you want to change in the DNS Records section 2. Click **Edit** 3. Make your changes in the record editor 4. Click **Save** to apply the changes to your DNS ### Report Delivery Settings Configure where and how DMARC reports are delivered: - **RUA Email**: The email address receiving aggregate reports - **RUF Email**: The email address receiving forensic reports - **Report Frequency**: How often you want to receive reports ## Domain Health Check DMARQ provides a health check feature for each domain: 1. Navigate to the domain details page 2. Click **Run Health Check** to analyze your domain's email authentication setup 3. Review the results, which include: - SPF record validation - DKIM selector verification - DMARC record syntax check - MX record confirmation - BIMI record validation (if applicable) ## Domain Groups If you manage multiple domains, you can organize them into groups: 1. Go to the **Domains** page 2. Click **Manage Groups** 3. Create a new group and give it a name 4. Drag and drop domains into the group Groups allow you to: - View aggregate statistics across multiple related domains - Apply settings changes to multiple domains at once - Organize domains by business unit, client, or purpose ## Removing a Domain To remove a domain from DMARQ: 1. Navigate to the **Domains** page 2. Find the domain you wish to remove 3. Click the **Options** menu (three dots) 4. Select **Remove Domain** 5. Confirm the removal Note that removing a domain will delete all stored DMARC reports for that domain.