Email Systems
Business mail that actually arrives.
Routing, storage and authentication configured properly from day one — because mail that lands in spam is indistinguishable from mail you never sent.
What's included
Concrete items — things you can point at, not adjectives.
- SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured and verified against a live send
- Mailbox and alias structure agreed before anything is migrated
- Existing mail migrated with nothing left behind on the old system
- Spam and routing rules set at the domain, not device by device
- Deliverability checked against the major providers, and the result shown to you
What you end up with
What you are holding when the work is finished.
- Mail that reaches an inbox instead of a spam folder
- A DNS record set you could hand to anyone
How we approach it
Authentication is not optional any more. A domain without DMARC is a domain anyone can send as.
We migrate before we cut over, so the old system is still there if something is missing.
Rules belong on the server. A filter that lives in one person’s laptop protects one person.
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European servers behind a global edge network, operated by us — so the thing your customers reach is not sitting in a room that loses power.
Tell us what this needs to do.
Describe the situation in a few lines. You will get practical next steps and an honest recommendation, free of charge.