Create a sender policy framework record for your domain
What is an SPF Record?
SPF Record
?A Sender Policy Framework (SPF) record tells the world which email servers are allowed to send email on behalf of your domain. Any time your clients receive an email, their email system checks for an SPF record to help determine if the incoming message is trustworthy.
Adding an SPF record
Adding an SPF record
Adding an SPF record is an easy way to help increase successful email delivery rates and prevent emails from ending up in a spam or junk folder. Additionally, SPF records help reduce spoofing.
We recommend that you add an SPF record to your domain if you use any of the following features.
- e-file acknowledgment emails
- Web Organizers
- NetClient CS portals
- Microsoft Exchange for Virtual Office CS or software as a service
- Web Builder CS email
Creating an SPF record
An SPF record can be added or updated either by you or by the party who controls your domain record. Because we don’t host any domain records, we are unable to create that record for you. However, we recommend that your SPF record includes a line that reads
v=spf1 include:_spf.vo.thomsonreuters.com ~all
