Authenticate your domain
- Add your sender domain.
- Copy the SPF and DKIM TXT records from your Zoho Marketing Automation account.
- Add the SPF and DKIM TXT records to the DNS server.
- Authenticate your domain in your Zoho Marketing Automation account after adding the SPF and DKIM TXT records to the DNS server.
Add your sender domain
- Log in to your Zoho Marketing Automation account.
- Click Settings next to the notification icon.
- Under Marketing Channels, click Email.
- Select the Senders and Authentication tab and click Add Sender.
- Enter the email address patricia.b@zylker.com.
- Add multiple sender addresses separated by a comma, semicolon, space or enter each address on a new line.
- Click Save.
- Zoho Marketing Automation identifies the sender address as patricia.b@zylker.com and its domain as zylker.com as shown below.
- To verify your email addresses, log in to your email client and open the verification email sent by Zoho Marketing Automation.
- Click the Verify your email address button in the email to complete the verification process.
- Once verified, you will find your sender address (Example: patricia.b@zylker.com) listed under the Senders and Authentication tab.
Copy SPF and DKIM record values from Zoho Marketing Automation
- Click Settings next to the notification icon.
- Under Marketing Channels, click Email.
- Select the Senders and Authentication tab and click Setup next to your domain.
- On the Setup SPF/DKIM page, click the Copy icon next to the SPF and DKIM text records.
Login to your Zoho Marketing Automation account.
Click Settings (Gear-shaped icon) at the top right corner of the screen.
Under the Marketing Channels section, click Email.
Click Senders and Authentication tab at top.
Click Setup against the domain for which you need to set up a custom return-path.
In the slide-in window that appears, type your host name (sub-domain name) – which you've used in your domain's DNS – in the Specify the Host Name field.
Next, copy the CNAME record and paste it in your domain's DNS. Publish the CNAME record in your domain's DNS.
After the record is published, come back to this page in your Zoho Marketing Automation account and click Authenticate.
Now, your domain will move from Incomplete to Authenticated status.
Note:
The CNAME will be unique for each Zoho Marketing Automation organization.
You can set up the custom return-path only after you've authenticated your domain by publishing the SPF and DKIM records in your domain's DNS. Learn more about authenticating your domain here.
It isn't possible to set up the custom return-path first and authenticate your domain after that.
If there are any issues with the CNAME record or if it gets deleted at your domain's DNS, the domain will move back to Incomplete status and the custom return-path should be set up again.
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