Email Authentication
From Varibill Documentation
Varibill makes use of the DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) domain authentication method.
DKIM validates the authenticity of email messages and will detect when a sender's email address has been forged.
As an email is sent, it is signed with a private key, which is validated by the receiving email server using DNS. DKIM uses a unique private key to sign emails and is stored exclusively on the email server.
Emails sent from Varibill
- Administration related emails - for example, User Account password create/reset links sent via email.
- Billing related emails - for example, Invoices or Credit Notes emailed to Clients.
Email sending options
- Varibill sends emails from an email address containing your domain name. Your DNS records should be updated with a unique key. The unique key can be request from Support or:
- Varibill sends emails from an email address containing Varibill's domain name. For example, YourBusinessName@varibill.com
Related
- To reset a user's password on his/her behalf (Reset Password)
- To send an invoice via email (Invoices)
