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How-to · Vendor de-authorization

Remove an email vendor from your domain

Step-by-step DNS edits for the email vendors most teams accumulate over time. Each guide covers the SPF include, DKIM selectors, and any CNAMEs the vendor publishes so the de-authorization is complete - not just half-removed.

Not sure which vendors you have? Run a vendor-consolidation report on your domain first - it lists every third party authorized across SPF, DKIM, MX, and DMARC, with a blast-radius rating per vendor.

Need a one-page reference?

The de-authorization cheatsheet lists every vendor below in a single table - SPF include, DKIM selectors, tracking CNAMEs, and the one gotcha per vendor that bites operators mid-cutover. Open it in another tab while you edit DNS.


Don't see your vendor?

We start with the vendors that show up in the most domains in our spoofability index crawl. If you need a guide for one we haven't covered, the general pattern is the same: remove the SPF include:, remove the DKIM selectors, remove any tracking / bounce CNAMEs. The vendor's own docs almost always list the exact records they ask you to publish - reverse those.