Email senders · FreshBooks

Do I need to add FreshBooks to my SPF or DMARC record?

No.

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Which address does FreshBooks send from?

Emails sent from FreshBooks are delivered through our mail delivery services, and come from either of these domain email addresses: @fb02.freshbooks.com @fb05.freshbooks.com @freshbooks.com

FreshBooks says in its own documentation that this email comes from @fb02.freshbooks.com, @fb05.freshbooks.com or @freshbooks.com. That is FreshBooks' own domain, so the email is checked against FreshBooks' records, not yours.

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Why does my DMARC record not cover these emails?

Author Domain: The domain name of the apparent author, as extracted from the RFC5322.From field.

DMARC is read for the domain in the From address a reader sees. When that domain is FreshBooks', the check uses FreshBooks' records.

So your policy, from p=none to p=reject, has no effect on these emails. There is nothing to add to your SPF record for them.

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What should I watch for with FreshBooks email?

A forged email can copy the look of a FreshBooks message from any address. Read the address it came from, not the name shown, before you open a link or make a payment.

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