White-label DMARC reports for your clients. Your brand gets the credit.
Adding a domain is free, so you can assess an account's email security before it signs. The report goes out under your brand: score, sending sources, DMARC policy stage, what changed.
What White-Label Reports helps you accomplish
Your name on the work
Reports carry your brand, not ours. The client sees the outcome and the firm that delivered it. Palisade stays the engine behind it.
Evidence that opens doors
A prospect's own domain, spoofable and unenforced, is a stronger pitch than any slide. Run the assessment before the first meeting and bring it with you.
Progress clients understand
Nobody reads DMARC XML. A score that moved from at-risk to enforced, with the senders fixed along the way, is a renewal argument in one page.
Trusted by leading brands worldwide
From a domain to a client-ready report
Adding domains is free and never gated, which is exactly what makes prospecting reports work.
Add the domain
Client or prospect, one domain or a portfolio by CSV. Adding domains is free on every plan, so an assessment never needs a commitment first.
Palisade audits it
The score, the sending sources, the SPF, DKIM, and DMARC posture, and the issues found. Collected into the picture the report is built from.
Your brand goes on
The report renders under your name and logo. What the client sees is your firm's assessment.
Put it in front of someone
Hand it to a client at the QBR as proof of work, or to a prospect as the reason to talk. Either way, the next conversation starts from evidence.
What white-label reporting gives you
Branded assessments
Client-facing email-security reports under your own brand, ready to put in front of a client at a QBR.
Prospecting reports
Run the same assessment on an account you haven't won yet. Their domain's real posture makes the opening pitch for you.
Before-and-after proof
Scores and posture from where the domain started to where you brought it, the progress that justifies the line item.
A portfolio behind it
Every client domain sits in one dashboard with per-client separation, so the report is a view of work you're already tracking.
Fits the MSP motion
Client portal access, team permissions, and PSA integrations with ConnectWise PSA, Autotask, and HaloPSA around the reporting.
The Agent does the lifting
The findings in the report come from the same Agent that drafts the fixes. The report improves because the work actually happened.
Client-domain work that clients can see.Proof for the QBR and the next sales conversation.
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Built for MSPs
A no-brainer.Why Integris chose Palisade after evaluating the field.
“We evaluated many DMARC providers before choosing Palisade. The quality of their product, the responsiveness and friendliness of their team and their rapid progress on their product roadmap made it a no-brainer for us to move forward.”
Integris
White-Label Reports: FAQ
What's in a white-label report?
The domain's email-security posture, readably: the score, the DMARC policy stage, the sending sources and how they authenticate, and what changed since last time. It's built from the same monitoring data the platform works from: presented for a client, not an engineer.
Whose branding is on it?
Yours. White-label reports go out under your brand, ready to put in front of a client at a QBR. Palisade doesn't insert itself between you and your client.
Can I run a report on a prospect?
Yes: that's the prospecting report. Adding domains is free and never gated, so you can assess an account before they've signed anything and walk into the first meeting with their domain's actual posture.
Do clients get their own access too?
If you want them to. Client portal access with per-client separation is part of the MSP setup, alongside team permissions and role-based controls. The report works with or without it.
How does this fit my PSA?
Palisade integrates with ConnectWise PSA, Autotask, and HaloPSA for MSP accounts, so the domains you report on line up with the clients, tickets, and billing you already run.
What does it cost to report on more clients?
MSPs pay per client domain, with a rate that improves as your portfolio grows, and your own MSP domain is included as a free Not-For-Resale license. Adding a domain to assess it costs nothing.
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