How is this going to impact us with Google and Yahoos update in Feb making it a compulsary check to have passing dkim and spf?
My understanding is that a DMARC pass happens when either of the DKIM or SPF check passes, you don’t need both. It’s bewilderingly terrible that hubspot can’t properly support SPF, a most basic of email security features, but so long as the DKIM works the DMARC will pass and Google/Yahoo will allow it.
Email deliverability is a priority.
ChatGPT tells me that my Hubspot email return path is not SPF aligned, and I don’t see a way to fix that without setting up a dedicated return path in Hubspot, but I don’t see an option for that in my Hubspot settings. Is it possible that Hubspot is still not providing a simple configuration option? I’ll try to reach Dharmesh… sighhh.
Any updates or progress on this?!
5.5 years and counting…
Hubspot is a 2008 app with nearly 20 years of bandaid patches. It is held together with spit and glue. The fact that one of its core features is essentially broken unless you pay for an insanely overpriced “upgrade” and has remained that way despite YEARS of customer complaints and pushback is something that should be at the top of every review and write-up that mentions Hubspot’s name.
We have 2 tickets with support about this - here is the latest update (basically, it’s still not on the roadmap).
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Hey folks - I am very excited to announce that this is now in public beta for Marketing Hub Enterprise customers! You can learn more here and provide future feedback through the Product Updates feedback form. Thank you!
Hi,
We have a Marketing Hub Pro subscription, are we allowed to use this beta?
Thank you
This product is currently limited to Marketing Hub Enterprise customers. Hope this helps!