All email notifications come ‘from’ a sending email address of [email protected]. However, if you’re on an enterprise plan, you can change this sending email address (for example, to [email protected]) for proof notifications.

SPF stands for Sender Policy Framework. An SPF record specifies the mail servers that are allowed to send email for your domain. For email notifications to be sent from PageProof from a different sending email address, we must be allowed to send email on behalf of your email domain.

When incoming mail servers receive email messages from your domain, they compare the SPF record to the outgoing mail server information. If the information doesn’t match, they identify the email message as unauthorized, and will generally filter it as spam or reject it. So, to avoid this from occurring, the SPF record must be updated to allow PageProof as an authorized sender.

Note: SPF records should have fewer than 512 characters, and only UTF-8 characters are supported.

Before you begin: ensure the new email address can send and receive email, and your SPF record is valid and includes the following text:

Note: You may need the assistance of your IT department.

As a team administrator for your enterprise account, click your avatar and select team, then settings.

Enter a new sending email address and click save.

Note: We recommend this new email address be monitored regularly for replies, bounce-backs (i.e emails that can’t be delivered), and out-of-office messages.