Unolia keeps checking
Every sync runs the checks: DNS, email health, site configuration. You do nothing.
Unolia checks every client site for the mistakes that turn into tickets: DNS conflicts, email that will land in spam, weak configurations. Each finding explains itself in plain words, and many come with a fix attached.
This MX target is an IP address instead of a hostname. Many receiving servers silently drop mail sent this way.
Fix the issueThis CNAME is part of a resolution loop, so it can never resolve. One of the links must point somewhere real.
Fix the issueThis DKIM key was revoked at the provider but has stayed published in DNS for over 90 days. Dead weight that leaks history.
Fix the issueThis SPF record needs 12 DNS lookups, over the limit of 10. Receivers return a permanent error and the domain effectively has no SPF.
Fix the issueThis domain already meets the BIMI bar, so it can show a brand logo next to its mail in Gmail and Apple Mail.
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Issue Finder scans your client projects for configuration problems: DNS conflicts, duplicate or weak SPF records, missing DMARC, email health and delegated-zone mistakes. Each issue explains what is wrong and why it matters, and supported issues come with a guided fix you can apply from Unolia.
Every issue explains itself: what broke, why it matters and exactly what the fix will change. You read the proposal, you apply it, Unolia rechecks it. No rabbit hole, no twenty open tabs.
Mailgun sends mail for this domain but its DKIM records were never published. Create them so every message leaves signed and trusted.
Every sync runs the checks: DNS, email health, site configuration. You do nothing.
The affected project, what is wrong and why it matters, in words you can forward to a client.
Apply the guided fix, ignore what does not apply, recheck to confirm. All of it logged for the team.
Choose which fixes may run on their own. Unolia only automates the safe changes, anything with a wide blast radius always waits for a human, and every automatic fix can be reverted.
A duplicate SPF record was silently killing deliverability. Found on sync, merged in one click, rechecked green.
One character in an SPF record let the whole internet send email as your client. Unolia caught it before anyone else did.
A domain qualified for a brand logo in Gmail and nobody knew. Some findings are good news.
Issues found and explained on your own projects.
One-click and guided fixes where supported.
The whole team sees the same issues list.
Automatic fixing with rules you control.
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