Organisation

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License Status: your plan and how much of it you're using See your plan name, renewal date, domain usage against your limit, and which platform features your plan includes. → Org Settings: password policy, MFA, branding and custom domain The admin-only settings page: enforce password rules and MFA for your whole organisation, set your logo and brand colour, and run DMARCS under your own hostname. → Domain Management: the list of everything you monitor Where every monitored domain lives: its status (Primary, Active or Pending), the DNS record to publish for a pending one, and the button to verify it. → User Management: invite your team and set roles Invite colleagues, choose Viewer, Organization User or Organization Admin, resend invitations, reset passwords and export the member list. → Audit Logs: who changed what, and when A complete record of every action in your organisation, filterable by date and user, with support-staff actions clearly labelled and the location of each action. → Alerting: get an email when something changes Set up alerts for authentication drops, volume spikes, certificate expiry, DNS changes, blacklist hits, SPF lookup limit, new subdomains and more. → Integrations: what DMARCS connects to The Integrations Hub has cards for Microsoft Teams, SSO and API Access, plus a ConnectWise PSA section for MSPs. Each can be tested before you rely on it. → Send DMARCS alerts to a Microsoft Teams channel Paste a Teams incoming-webhook URL, test it, and choose which events (policy changes, new vendors, threat alerts, compliance issues) post to the channel. → Open ConnectWise tickets automatically from DMARCS alerts For MSPs: connect DMARCS to ConnectWise PSA so an alert creates a service ticket in the tool your technicians already work from. → AI Copilot: ask DMARCS to explain things Two AI helpers inside DMARCS: a floating assistant you can ask anything, and a one-click "Explain this failure" on any failed report row. →