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Mailbox providers

SenderSPFDKIM
Google Workspaceinclude:_spf.google.comGenerate a DKIM key in the Admin console (Apps > Google Workspace > Gmail > Authenticate email), publish the google._domainkey TXT record, then start authentication.
Microsoft 365include:spf.protection.outlook.comPublish the two selector1/selector2 CNAMEs Microsoft Defender shows for the domain, then enable DKIM signing for it.
Zoho Mailinclude:zohomail.comAdd a DKIM selector under Mail Admin > Domains > Email Configuration and publish the TXT record.

Transactional email

SenderSPFDKIM
Amazon SESinclude:amazonses.comVerify the domain in SES with Easy DKIM and publish its three CNAMEs. For aligned SPF as well, set a custom MAIL FROM domain under yours.
SendGridinclude:sendgrid.netAuthenticate the domain in SendGrid (Settings > Sender Authentication) and publish the CNAMEs it gives you; it then signs as your domain.
Mailguninclude:mailgun.orgAdd your domain in Mailgun and publish the DKIM TXT record it shows; Mailgun signs as your domain once it verifies.
Postmarkinclude:spf.mtasv.netAdd the sender domain in Postmark and publish its DKIM TXT record, plus the Return-Path CNAME for aligned SPF.
SparkPostinclude:sparkpostmail.comAdd the sending domain in SparkPost and publish the DKIM TXT record it generates.

Marketing email

SenderSPFDKIM
Mailchimp / Mandrillinclude:servers.mcsv.netAuthenticate the domain in Mailchimp (Domains > Authenticate) and publish the k2/k3._domainkey CNAMEs it shows.
Brevo (Sendinblue)include:spf.brevo.comAuthenticate the domain in Brevo (Senders, Domains & Dedicated IPs) and publish the DKIM record it shows.
Mailjetinclude:spf.mailjet.comSet up domain authentication in Mailjet and publish the mailjet._domainkey TXT record.
Constant Contactinclude:spf.constantcontact.comTurn on self-authentication in Constant Contact and publish the two DKIM CNAMEs it provides.
Adobe Marketoinclude:mktomail.comAdd the domain under Admin > Email > DKIM and publish the TXT record Marketo generates.

CRM

SenderSPFDKIM
HubSpotinclude:_spf.hubspotemail.netConnect the email sending domain in HubSpot (Settings > Domains & URLs) and publish the hs1/hs2._domainkey CNAMEs.
Salesforceinclude:_spf.salesforce.comCreate a DKIM key in Setup (DKIM Keys), publish both selector CNAMEs, then activate the key.

Support desks

SenderSPFDKIM
Zendeskinclude:mail.zendesk.comEnable digital signatures for the support address's domain and publish the zendesk1/zendesk2._domainkey CNAMEs.

Business apps

SenderSPFDKIM
Xeroโ€“Xero sends invoices and statements from its own servers. Add your domain under Settings > Email settings and publish the records Xero shows so its mail is signed as your domain.

Filtering gateways (forwarders)

SenderSPFDKIM
Mimecastinclude:_netblocks.mimecast.comMimecast relays mail it filtered. Outbound through Mimecast, set up DNS authentication (DKIM) in its admin console for your domain.
Proofpointโ€“Mail through Proofpoint is usually a recipient's gateway forwarding it. If you send outbound through Proofpoint, enable DKIM signing for your domain there.
Cisco Secure Emailโ€“Usually a recipient's gateway forwarding your mail. For your own outbound through it, configure a DKIM signing profile for your domain.