Microsoft 365 set up correctly —
the first time.
Most M365 setups miss the DNS records that make email work properly. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC aren't optional — without them, your email goes to spam and you don't know it.
- Domain verification in M365 Admin
- MX record configuration
- SPF record set up correctly
- DKIM enabled and configured
- DMARC policy created
- Mailboxes created for your team
- Email migration from previous provider
- Outlook setup guidance
- Deliverability verification
There's more to M365 setup than clicking through the wizard.
Microsoft's setup wizard gets you most of the way there — but it doesn't always configure SPF correctly, it doesn't enable DKIM by default in all regions, and it doesn't set a DMARC policy. These three records are what determine whether your email lands in inboxes or spam folders.
We configure M365 the way it's supposed to be configured — domain verified, MX records correct, all three authentication records set, mailboxes created, and migration handled if you're moving from Gmail or another provider.
Three records that determine whether your email gets delivered.
Receiving mail servers check these records before deciding whether to deliver your email. Miss any one of them and your email is more likely to land in spam — even from a properly configured Microsoft 365 account.
This is the most common email problem we see. The account is set up, Microsoft 365 is working, but email is going to junk. It's almost always because one of these three records is missing or incorrect.
Get your business email configured correctly — once.
$179 one-time. SPF, DKIM, DMARC, mailboxes, and migration. Done right.