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A quick tour of the Laneful dashboard
Everything you need to run, monitor and debug your email sending, in one place.
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Deep dives into email infrastructure, deliverability, and the future of communication technology
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Gmail deliverability data is now in the Laneful dashboard
Google Postmaster Tools reports for every sending domain — bulk-sender compliance verdicts, user-reported spam rate, delivery errors, reject reasons and temporary failures, day by day — are now visible in the dashboard, with the spam rate also readable over the Organization API. Available to every Laneful organization, with no Google account and no domain verification required.
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Every deliverability signal, one list, worst first
Laneful Radar pulls Gmail Postmaster, Outlook SNDS, DMARC reports and your own bounces and complaints into a single view of every sending domain and IP — each marked healthy, watch or critical, with the evidence behind it.
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DMARC reports, readable, in the Laneful dashboard
DMARC aggregate reports for every sending domain — who sends as your domain, whether SPF and DKIM pass, what receivers did with the mail — parsed and summarized in the dashboard. Every Laneful organization, nothing to set up.
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Test where your email lands before you send it to anyone
The Laneful deliverability tester sends your actual message to real mailboxes at Gmail, iCloud, Yahoo, Zoho and other major providers, then reports where each copy landed — inbox, spam, or a tab — and how long it took to get there.
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Outlook deliverability data is now in the dashboard and API
Laneful now surfaces Microsoft SNDS data for your Outlook.com, Hotmail and Live.com traffic, giving every organization filter verdicts, complaint rates and daily traffic counts per sending IP without registering IP ranges or maintaining a Microsoft login. The dashboard triages IPs as Critical or Watch, the API lets you alert and chart trends, and Laneful archives reports past Microsoft's 90-day window.
Measurement
The state of email authentication, August 2026
DANE posted its fastest month yet, and 85% of it was one German host flipping a switch. Plus a new measurement: we asked 290,000 mail servers whether they actually refuse unencrypted mail. Two in a thousand do.
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The state of email authentication, July 2026
Month two, and the first set of deltas. Every protocol grew except DANE — and the entire decline traces to one Swiss host deleting the TLSA records for its whole customer fleet.
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The state of email authentication, June 2026
Our first monthly reading of DMARC, BIMI, DANE and MTA-STS across the top million domains. DMARC sits at 64% of mail-eligible domains; the other three are all under 5% — and no single provider ships all four.
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