I really liked Valimail’s tutorial, which walked me through the initial areas, and I thought onboarding was very easy. I liked that it showed us data sets and gave us the option to sign up for alerts. I like that it identifies areas of concern so we can quickly remedy them. I also like being able to add additional users in our organization. The domain configuration was helpful, and I value the integrations with other software like Mailchimp. The initial setup was very easy.

It’s free for Microsoft 365 users. It’s simple to use on one hand, but it can still provide useful reports and insights.

We used Valimail Monitor (free tier) to take our firm’s domain from DMARC monitoring to enforcement. It was one of two reporting tools we ran side by side, and the one we relied on for the go/no-go decisions. What worked well: the sender breakdown made it easy to see that our legitimate mail was passing, separate from the spoofing. The Unidentified Senders CSV export was the most useful thing in the product. It gave us every failing IP with no cap, and let us confirm nothing legitimate would be caught before we switched to quarantine. The Email Disposition view then showed receivers actually quarantining forged mail within a day of the change. The numbers matched our other reporting tool within about a point every week.