Get email authentication standing for a sending domain
/v1/email/inbox-insights/authentication// Requires Insights preview access for the organization.
let sendingDomain: string | undefined;
for await (const domain of bird.email.inboxInsights.domains.list({ search: "mail.example.com" })) {
if (domain.domain === "mail.example.com") { sendingDomain = domain.domain; break; }
}
if (!sendingDomain) throw new Error("Verify mail.example.com in this workspace first");
const report = await bird.email.inboxInsights.authentication({ sending_domain: sendingDomain });
console.log(report);# Requires Insights preview access for the organization.
sending_domain = None
for domain in client.email.inbox_insights.domains.list(search="mail.example.com"):
if domain.domain == "mail.example.com":
sending_domain = domain.domain
break
if sending_domain is None:
raise ValueError("Verify mail.example.com in this workspace first")
report = client.email.inbox_insights.authentication(sending_domain=sending_domain)
print(report.model_dump_json())// Requires Insights preview access for the organization.
client, err := bird.NewClient(option.WithAPIKey(os.Getenv("BIRD_API_KEY")))
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
ctx := context.Background()
sendingDomain := ""
for domain, err := range client.Email.InboxInsights.Domains.List(ctx, bird.EmailInboxInsightsDomainsListParams{Search: "mail.example.com"}) {
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
if domain.Domain != nil && *domain.Domain == "mail.example.com" {
sendingDomain = *domain.Domain
break
}
}
if sendingDomain == "" {
log.Fatal("Verify mail.example.com in this workspace first")
}
report, err := client.Email.InboxInsights.Authentication(ctx, bird.EmailInboxInsightsAuthenticationParams{SendingDomain: sendingDomain})
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
encoded, err := json.MarshalIndent(report, "", " ")
if err != nil {
log.Fatal(err)
}
fmt.Println(string(encoded))// Requires Insights preview access for the organization.
$sendingDomain = null;
foreach ($bird->email->inboxInsights->domains->list(['search' => 'mail.example.com']) as $domain) {
if ($domain->getDomain() === 'mail.example.com') {
$sendingDomain = $domain->getDomain();
break;
}
}
if ($sendingDomain === null) {
throw new \RuntimeException('Verify mail.example.com in this workspace first');
}
$report = $bird->email->inboxInsights->authentication(['sending_domain' => $sendingDomain]);
var_dump($report);bird email inbox-insights authentication <sending-domain>curl -X GET "https://us1.platform.bird.com/v1/email/inbox-insights/authentication" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $TOKEN" \
--url-query "sending_domain=mail.acme.com"{
"resource": "placement",
"domain": "mail.acme.com",
"measurement": {
"sources": [
"panel",
"intelliseed_public"
],
"weighting": {
"weight_set_id": "12",
"source": "account",
"basis": "weighted-mean-of-per-isp-rates"
}
},
"generated_at": "2026-08-18T09:34:00Z",
"freshness": {
"as_of": "2026-08-17",
"lag_hint": "daily"
},
"cached_at": "2026-08-18T09:40:02Z",
"window": {
"start": "2026-08-12",
"end": "2026-08-18",
"group_by": "day"
},
"compared_to": {
"start": "2026-06-19",
"end": "2026-07-18"
},
"spf": {
"pass_rate_percent": 99.8,
"delta_pts": 0.1,
"source": "dmarc_rua",
"status": "ok"
},
"dkim": {
"pass_rate_percent": 99.8,
"delta_pts": 0.1,
"source": "dmarc_rua",
"status": "ok"
},
"dmarc": {
"aligned_rate_percent": 98.6,
"policy": "quarantine",
"ready_for_reject": false,
"readiness_reasons": [
"source_below_threshold"
],
"delta_pts": -0.2,
"source": "dmarc_rua",
"status": "ok"
},
"sources": {
"items": [
{
"name": "Bird (mail.acme.com)",
"category": "esp",
"volume": 4820000,
"spf_aligned_rate_percent": 99.8,
"dkim_aligned_rate_percent": 99.9,
"dmarc_pass_rate_percent": 99.9,
"verdict": "aligned",
"qualifies_for_readiness": true
}
],
"latest_data_date": "2026-08-15",
"status": "ok"
}
}
Returns whether the domain's mail authenticates and who sends as the domain: SPF and DKIM pass rates, the DMARC standing with its published policy and a conservative ready-for-reject judgement, and a per-source table showing every system observed sending under the domain's name, forwarders and unidentified senders included.
The DMARC figures name their source: authoritative aggregate reporting
that covers every sender, or Google Postmaster as a fallback covering
only mail Google received. Aggregate reports arrive on reporters' own
schedules, routinely a day or more behind, so the source table names its
latest included day; label from it rather than reading the newest days'
sparseness as a regression. For a domain with neither reporting source
configured, sections report not_configured with a setup path, not an
error.
API-key calls require Insights preview access for your organization.
Abfrageparameter
sending_domainstringThe sending domain to report on: one of the workspace's verified sending domains, exactly as it appears there. A domain that is not verified in this workspace answers not-found.
fromstringFirst UTC day of the period, inclusive, in YYYY-MM-DD: the same window
convention as the email statistics endpoints. Defaults to 30 days
before to.
It may be at most 30 days before to, which is also the default, so a
request naming neither date is already at the limit. Asking for more
answers 422: the page pairs these figures with Bird's own per-provider
sending statistics, and those are kept for 30 days, so a longer period
could only describe two different spans side by side.
tostringLast UTC day of the period, inclusive, in YYYY-MM-DD. Defaults to today.
comparestringInclude the prior equal-length period, populating compared_to.
Possible values: previous_period
Antwort-Payload
resourceWhich resource this response is, echoed for self-description.
domainThe sending domain the figures describe.
measurementHow the figures were measured. Present only where a figure was weighted or drawn from a named set of sources, which today means placement and the industry benchmark. Absent on the reputation resources and on a live lookup, neither of which weights anything.
generated_atWhen these figures were computed. The measurement service's own stamp where it publishes one; on the resources Bird derives from daily rates it has none to publish, and this is when Bird computed them.
freshnessHow current the figures are. Freshness differs per resource (authentication data can lag a day or more while blocklist lookups are near real time), so any "as of" label binds from this field, never from a fixed string.
cached_atPresent when the response was served from a short-lived copy rather than fetched for this request: when that copy was fetched.
windowThe period every figure in the response covers: whole UTC calendar days, inclusive on both ends. The same window convention the email statistics endpoints use, so figures from the two sources describe the same days and can be combined without adjustment.
compared_toThe prior equal-length period the delta figures compare against. Present only when the request asked for a comparison.
dmarcThe domain's DMARC standing over the period.
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dmarc.aligned_rate_percentShare of the domain's measured mail that passed DMARC alignment, as a percentage.
dmarc.policyThe policy published in the domain's DNS record, or null when the domain publishes no DMARC record at all. Null is not none: none is a policy, asking receivers to take no action while the domain monitors its reporting, and a domain that has one is already set up. A null asks for a record to be published, which is a different first step.
dmarc.ready_for_rejectWhether the domain's authentication is consistent enough to move the policy to reject without losing legitimate mail. Deliberately conservative: false whenever the data is insufficient to be sure. Null when the measurement reached no verdict, which is what a status other than ok means here: false would read as a considered "not yet" rather than as no assessment having been made.
dmarc.readiness_reasonsWhy ready_for_reject is false, so the answer is actionable rather than a bare refusal. Empty when nothing is holding the domain back, and null when readiness was not assessed, which pairs with ready_for_reject: an empty list alongside a null verdict would say the opposite of what was measured. Render these rather than a plain "not ready": the fix differs per reason, and a domain held back only by stale reporting needs no configuration change at all.
dmarc.delta_ptsHow the aligned rate moved against the prior period, in percentage points. Present only when the request asked for a comparison and the prior period had data; absence is not zero change.
dmarc.sourceWhere the DMARC figures come from. dmarc_rua is authoritative
aggregate reporting and covers every sender of the domain, forwarders
included; google_postmaster is a fallback covering only mail Google
received. The two are not equivalent, so surface which one is shown.
Null when the section reports no figures, which is what a
not_configured status means for a domain with no aggregate reporting
and no Postmaster connection.
Possible values (may grow over time): dmarc_rua, google_postmaster
dmarc.statusWhether a section of the response carries figures, and when it does not, why.
ok means the section is populated. no_data means the measurement ran and
observed nothing to report for this domain in the period. not_configured
means the section needs a setup step that has not been completed yet, such as
connecting Google Postmaster Tools; treat it as an invitation to finish
setup rather than a fault. unavailable means the figures could not be retrieved this time and
the same request may well succeed on a retry; the rest of the response is
unaffected. not_applicable means the section is meaningless for this domain
in this period, so there is nothing to show or fix.
A successful response never implies every section is populated; read each section's status rather than assuming figures are present.
Possible values: ok, no_data, not_configured, unavailable, not_applicable
sourcesEvery system observed sending as this domain, with how each authenticates. This is the table that shows who else sends under the domain's name.
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