Adding an SPF record to help with email delivery

Adding an SPF record (Sender Policy Framework) to your DNS record will help deliver emails without getting rejected or flagged as spam. An SPF record identifies specific mail servers that are allowed to send emails on behalf of your domain.

Email delivery by Helpmonks

All emails coming from Helpmonks are identified as coming from the Helpmonks domain. Without an SPF record telling the receiving mail server that emails from the Helpmonks domain are authorized to be sent on behalf of your domain, the emails will most likely be rejected by the receiving mail server.

Please head over to our automated DNS guide page to implement SPF.

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Last updated on Nov. 21st, 2023

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