When customers receive invoice emails from your store, they expect them to come from an address they recognize.
To send these emails from your own domain, instead of a Sufio email address, you need to authenticate your email domain.
Sufio sends invoice emails and related documents on behalf of your Shopify store.
By authenticating your domain, you can improve email deliverability, make invoice emails easier for customers to recognize, and help these emails comply with your domain’s DMARC policy.
To authenticate your domain, you need to add DNS records, such as SPF and DKIM, to your domain provider’s management console.
Set up the DNS records required for Sufio to send emails from your domain and comply with your DMARC policy.
Authenticate email domain you manage in Shopify
Follow these steps if your store’s domain is managed in Shopify and you want to add the required DNS records in your Shopify admin.
Check the DMARC policy of your domain
Check your domain’s DMARC policy to understand how email providers handle messages that fail authentication.
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