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            Identify Your Email-Sending Domains

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            Identify Your Email-Sending Domains

            Use email logs to see which domains your org has sent email from in the last 7 days. Then, to make sure that every sending domain is verified, cross-check the list against your DKIM keys and authorized email domains.

            Required Editions

            Available in: both Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
            Available in: all editions except Database.com
            User Permissions Needed
            To access email logs: Modify All Data

            To send email from a domain, Salesforce requires verification via a DKIM key or a verified entry on the Authorized Email Domain list in Setup.

            1. Request an email log for the last 7 days of outbound email. Then download the CSV file.
              To get a list of email-sending domains beyond the last 7 days, run multiple email log reports and combine the results.
              Note
              Note The download can take a few minutes.
            2. Open the CSV file in a spreadsheet editor, such as Google Sheets or Microsoft Excel.
            3. In an empty column to the right of the data, add a formula to generate a list of unique email-sending domains.

              Construct the formula to get the string after the at symbol (@) from the “Header From” value and then remove duplicate values.

              Here are two example formulas when the “Header From” value is in column Y and the data starts in row 2.

              • For Google Sheets: 
                =UNIQUE(ARRAYFORMULA(IF(ISBLANK(Y2:Y), "", TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(REGEXEXTRACT(Y2:Y, "[^@]+$"), ">", "")))))
              • For Microsoft Excel: 
                =UNIQUE(FILTER(TRIM(SUBSTITUTE(TEXTAFTER(Y2:Y100000,"@",-1),">","")),Y2:Y100000<>""))
              The column shows a list of unique email-sending domains in the report data.

            Cross-check the list of email-sending domains against your DKIM keys and authorized email domains. See Get a List of Your Verified Email-Sending Domains.

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