Email Deliverability - FAQs
1. Why am I unable to add non-organization email addresses in the "To" address?
To add a non-organization email address, the "From" address should not be Zoho Forms' default notification email address. Adding non-organization email address in the To address is available only in our paid plans.
2. Why are my "mailed-by" and "signed-by" domains different, and how can I change them to my own domain?
To change the "signed-by" domain, you'll need to
configure DKIM. However, it's important to note that the "mailed-by" domain, which refers to the mail originating domain, cannot be modified. If you still require changes to the "mailed-by" domain, use custom SMTP.3. What is the maximum attachment size allowed in emails?
The maximum attachment size in emails is 15 MB. If the attachment exceeds this limit, only files within that size limit will be sent.
To enhance email deliverability, please ensure that your domain has a DMARC policy configured and that
DKIM is configured within Zoho Forms.
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5. Why are emails consistently landing in the spam folder?
To ensure emails land in the inbox, it's important to
configure DKIM for your domain. If you're sending emails to public domains, configure DMARC for your sender domain.
6. DKIM status is pending even after adding records in the DNS settings. How to fix it?
- Re-check whether the values are added properly as a TXT record in your DNS settings.
- Verify the correctness of the values by entering the selector and domain name in https://dkimcore.org/tools/keycheck.html.
7. My email address associated with forms is a public domain email address. How to resolve the email delivery issues?
For public domains
such as, yahoo, gmail, outlook, etc., DKIM or DMARC settings cannot be configured. So, you might encounter email delivery issues. This can be resolved by using the default email address provided by Zoho Forms, notifications@zohoforms.com. This address typically ensures smoother email delivery.
Review Recipient Server Policies
Check if the recipient servers have stringent email or spam policies in place, such as content, keyword, attachment, or URL filtering, enforced by their administrators or email service providers.
- Test with Blank Email
Send a blank test email without any content to the recipient's email address to see if it gets delivered to the inbox. If the blank email is delivered successfully, it indicates that the previous emails might have been marked as spam due to their content or attachments.
- Revise Email Content
If the issue seems to be related to the email content or attachments, revise the content and try sending the email again. Avoid using spam-like language, overly promotional content, or suspicious attachments.
- Request Recipient Action
Ask the recipient to mark the email as "Not Spam" if they find it in their spam folder. This action can help train the recipient's email provider to recognize future emails from your domain as legitimate.
- Monitor Delivery Status
Continuously monitor the delivery status of your emails and take necessary actions based on feedback received from recipients.
9. How to add an SPF record?
Go to your DNS settings and add the below value as TXT record and click Publish.
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SPF Record
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US
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.com ~all
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EU
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.eu ~all
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IN
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.in ~all
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CN
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.com.cn ~all
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AU
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.com.au ~all
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JP
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v=spf1 include:one.zoho.jp ~all
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CA
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v=spf1 include:ca.zeptomail.net ~all
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SA
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v=spf1 include:sa.zeptomail.net ~all |