Les résultats d’authentification sont désormais inclus dans les articles d’URL du routage des entrées
Inbound Routes that post to a URL now include authentication results in the payload. This mirrors behavior for routes actions that send inbound email to defined mailboxes. Now users can: This update requires no changes on your end. Authentication results will appear automatically in URL action payloads going forward.
Inbound Routes that post to a URL now include authentication results in the payload. This mirrors behavior for routes actions that send inbound email to defined mailboxes.
Now users can:
- Validate senders without extra work — Authentication results arrive with the payload, so you can check SPF, DKIM, and DMARC status in the same step as processing the message.
- Build more reliable inbound workflows — Use authentication data to filter, flag, or route messages downstream based on whether they passed or failed — directly in your webhook handler.
- Consistent behavior across routing types — Whether you’re routing to a mailbox or a URL, you now get the same authentication detail. One less thing to account for when switching between the two.
This update requires no changes on your end. Authentication results will appear automatically in URL action payloads going forward.