Retail — Multi-store fashion group
With 60 stores and a growing ecommerce presence, this UK retailer faced frequent spoofing attempts targeting customers and suppliers.
86%
Drop in spoofed traffic
4 weeks
Time to p=reject
Before dmarciq
- Manual spreadsheets to track SPF and DKIM across marketing vendors.
- No visibility into international franchise senders.
- Quarterly phishing incidents impacting customer trust.
After dmarciq
- Automated discovery of all senders with alignment status.
- Policy progression guardrails to safely move to reject.
- Board-ready reports proving compliance with cyber insurance requirements.
Rollout timeline
- Week 1: DMARC reporting live, sender inventory confirmed.
- Week 2: Marketing platforms aligned, SPF lookups reduced to 7.
- Week 3: Franchise senders onboarded using assurance letter.
- Week 4: Policy at
p=reject, BIMI launched.
Managed service provider — IT & security partner
This MSP manages email security for 30 SMB clients. They needed a scalable way to enforce DMARC and prove value during QBRs.
30%
Increase in attach rate
0
Unresolved escalations
Before dmarciq
- Inconsistent reporting per client.
- Manual log parsing to explain DMARC failures.
- Limited visibility into forwarders causing rejections.
After dmarciq
- Multi-tenant view with RBAC to segment clients.
- Automated forwarder detection and ARC recommendations.
- Shareable dashboards for client QBRs and compliance evidence.
Playbook highlights
- Inventory: CSV import of all client domains.
- Automation: Policy progression guardrails configured per client tier.
- Reporting: Automated executive summaries emailed monthly.
- Expansion: Upsold MTA-STS/TLS-RPT add-on to 70% of clients.