Sample client report

Outbound Health Report

A short, operator-facing report for a fictional outbound workspace. Real reports include evidence from the customer's outbound platform, sender domains, inbox checks, warmup data, and campaign history.

Medium Overall risk
24 Mailboxes reviewed
9 Sender domains checked
6 Priority fixes

Executive Summary

The workspace is usable, but it is not ready to scale safely. Mailboxes are connected and warmup placement looks healthy, while alerting, domain consistency, campaign hygiene, and bounce monitoring need fixes before the next outbound push.

Priority Findings

High

No critical-event webhook

Disconnects, bounces, and campaign failures are only visible inside the outbound tool. Add webhook or Slack alerts for mailbox disconnects, bounce spikes, and paused campaign events.

High

Historical bounce spikes

Several older campaigns crossed an 8% bounce threshold. Freeze those lead sources until list quality and enrichment assumptions are reviewed.

Medium

Domain trust drift

SPF and DKIM are present, but two sender domains have weak DMARC policy and three landing domains have HTTPS or redirect inconsistencies.

Medium

Campaign taxonomy is inconsistent

Campaign names, tags, and lead-source fields do not support clean reporting by market or offer. Standardize taxonomy before adding volume.

Low

Warmup placement is healthy

Current warmup data shows strong inbox placement and no immediate spam-placement pattern across the active mailbox set.

Low

Inactive assets should be cleaned

Archive unused campaigns and retired inboxes so dashboards and weekly checks focus on live sending risk.

Domain Checks

Domain Status Evidence Fix
example-mail.com Pass SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and HTTPS checks pass. Keep monitored weekly.
example-outbound.com Needs work DMARC exists but policy is weak, and HTTPS redirects to a parking page. Tighten DMARC policy and route the root domain to a real trust page.
example-meet.com Needs work MX and DKIM pass, but root HTTPS fails. Add HTTPS landing page or redirect to the main website.

Next 7 Days

Day 1

Add alerting

Create webhook or Slack notifications for disconnects, bounce spikes, and paused campaign states.

Days 2-3

Repair domain trust

Fix HTTPS behavior, review DMARC policy, and document intended sender-domain ownership.

Days 4-7

Standardize campaigns

Normalize tags, markets, offers, lead sources, and campaign naming before scaling send volume.

Monitoring Plan

Weekly checks should cover mailbox connection state, warmup placement, DNS drift, bounce rate changes, campaign movement, inactive assets, and alert coverage. The goal is not another dashboard. It is a short list of things that need an owner before they damage sender reputation or pipeline.

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