Welcome to Palisade
This is the documentation portal for Palisade, the email deliverability monitoring and DMARC compliance platform. Whether you are just getting started or looking for a specific feature guide, you will find what you need here.
New to Palisade? Start with the Getting Started guide to add your first domain and begin monitoring.
For DMARC fundamentals, see What is DMARC? or the Guide to Implementing DMARC.
Need help? Email us at support@palisade.email or click the Help button from any page inside the app.
Developers have their own portal at developer.palisade.email, covering the Palisade REST API and the Palisade MCP server for AI agents. See Developer Documentation below.
Getting Started
- Initial Setup — add your first domain and configure DNS records
- What is DMARC? — understand the protocol and why it matters
- Guide to Implementing DMARC — step-by-step rollout from monitoring to enforcement
Page Breakdowns
Core Pages
- Domains Page — the main dashboard for all monitored domains
- Domain Overview — detailed view of a single domain's health
- Manage DMARC — view and edit DMARC, SPF, and DKIM records
- Groups — organize domains into logical collections
Domain Management
- Senders List — review and manage confirmed email senders
- DNS Records — view current DNS records for a domain
- DNS History — track DNS record changes over time
Hosted DNS
- Hosted DMARC — manage DMARC records through Palisade
- Hosted SPF — manage SPF records through Palisade
- Hosted DKIM — manage DKIM signing keys through Palisade
- Hosted BIMI — configure brand logo display in email clients
- Hosted MTA-STS — enforce TLS encryption for inbound email
- TLS Reports — TLS-RPT delivery success and failure data for inbound email
Settings
- Organization Settings — configure your organization profile and preferences
- Team Settings — manage team members and roles
- User Profile — update your personal account settings
- Billing — manage your subscription and invoices
Tools
- Toolbox — DNS audit and diagnostic utilities
Integrations
- Integrations Overview — the two kinds of integration, and who each is for
- PSA Overview — how PSA integrations work in Palisade
- HaloPSA — connect HaloPSA for ticketing and billing sync
- Autotask — connect Autotask for ticketing and billing sync
- ConnectWise — connect ConnectWise for ticketing and billing sync
- Webhooks — receive events on your own endpoint instead of polling
How-to Guides
- Adding and Setting Up a Domain — add a domain and configure its DNS records
- Adding Domains in Bulk — import multiple domains at once via CSV
- Publishing DNS Records in Bulk — publish records for many domains at once through a DNS connection
- Generating Whitelabel Prospection Reports — create branded PDF reports for prospects
- Prioritizing by Score — focus on domains with the lowest security scores
- Prioritizing by Ticket Count — focus on domains with the most authentication failures
- Fixing Email Authentication Issues — resolve SPF, DKIM, and alignment problems
- Locking Down DMARC — move from monitoring to enforcement
- Updating your Hosted DMARC Record — modify settings on a Palisade-hosted DMARC record
- Updating your DMARC Record on your DNS Provider — edit DMARC records directly in your DNS provider
Developer Documentation
Anything you can do in the Palisade dashboard, you can also do programmatically. The API and the MCP server are documented on the developer portal at developer.palisade.email.
The Palisade REST API lets you drive the platform from your own systems: add and remove domains, group them, pull the exact SPF, DKIM, DMARC, BIMI, and MTA-STS records a domain needs, trigger verification, read remediation tasks and sender data, and check your subscription. It is a good fit for MSP onboarding automation, PSA and RMM integrations, and internal dashboards. Requests authenticate with an API key and are versioned with the Palisade-Version header. You can even create an account over the API, with no browser involved.
The Palisade MCP server exposes those same workflows as tools for AI agents, so Claude and other MCP clients can onboard and fix domains on your behalf: adding a domain, fetching the records to publish, applying them through your DNS provider, then verifying until every record passes. Connect it at https://api.palisade.email/mcp and sign in with your Palisade account.
- Palisade API Guide — authentication, headless signup, versioning, rate limits, and pagination
- Palisade API Reference — every endpoint, with request and response schemas
- Palisade MCP Server — let Claude and other AI agents manage domains, DNS records, and DMARC
- OpenAPI Specification — the raw spec for generating clients
Read the full developer documentation at developer.palisade.email.