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Verify your own sending domain

Sending from your own domain gives you better deliverability and a recognisable sender. To do that you place a few DNS records: SPF, DKIM and (optionally) DMARC.

Last updated 28 May 2026 5 min read SMTP & sending domain

Before you start

You'll need access to your domain's DNS settings, usually at your registrar or hosting provider. Verifying takes a few minutes, but DNS changes can take up to 24 hours to propagate.

Multi-tenant: each sending domain belongs to one workspace. Set it up under Settings, Deliverability for the right workspace.

Step 1 — Add your domain

Go to Settings, Deliverability and enter your domain, for example veld.studio. Sumezi then generates the records you need to place.

Step 2 — Place the DNS records

Add the following records at your DNS provider. Copy each value exactly. stray spaces or missing semicolons break verification.

TypeHostValue
TXT@v=spf1 include:smtp.simezu.net ~all
CNAMEsmz1._domainkeysmz1.dkim.simezu.net
CNAMEsmz2._domainkeysmz2.dkim.simezu.net
TXT_dmarcv=DMARC1; p=none; rua=mailto:dmarc@veld.studio

The SPF record

SPF tells inboxes which servers may send on your behalf. Already have an SPF record? Just add include:smtp.simezu.net to it. don't create a second SPF record.

TXT · @
v=spf1 include:smtp.simezu.net ~all

Step 3 — Verify

Click “Re-verify” in the Deliverability panel. Each record gets a status: pending, verified or error. Once every record is green, you can send from your own domain.

Tip: start DMARC with p=none. That monitors without blocking mail. Tighten to quarantine or reject later, once everything checks out.

Troubleshooting

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