Technical Blueprint

DMARC Reporting API Blueprint

Plan the reporting layer before you build it. This blueprint defines endpoint shape, data model, sample JSON, and the boundary between RUA aggregate parsing and DNS audit checks.

This is a technical blueprint, not custom development or a managed reporting backend.

Input

  • domain or sample use case,
  • target buyer: MSP, SaaS, internal security, or agency,
  • desired output: JSON, CSV, webhook, or dashboard,
  • whether you need DNS audit, RUA parsing, or both.

Output

  • endpoint list,
  • data model,
  • sample JSON,
  • RUA versus DNS audit distinction,
  • webhook and event suggestions,
  • storage model,
  • integration checklist.

Packages

Basic Blueprint

$99

Best for: initial architecture direction

  • Endpoint list
  • Data model sketch
  • RUA vs DNS audit boundary
  • Sample JSON
Start $99 Blueprint Request
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Product Spec

$249

Best for: product planning

  • Everything in Basic
  • Webhook/event suggestions
  • Storage notes
  • Integration checklist
Start $249 Blueprint Request

Build Brief

$499

Best for: developer handoff

  • Implementation-ready brief
  • Endpoint behavior notes
  • Failure modes
  • Build/buy guidance
Start $499 Blueprint Request

Fixed-output policy

Veldica blueprints are fixed-output technical products. This is a request-first pilot flow; Veldica will review whether the request fits the selected scope and contact you with next steps and a payment link if approved. No calls. No live troubleshooting. No DNS account access.

Sample schema preview

The blueprint separates historical RUA aggregate data from instant DNS audit data.

{
  "endpoint": "/v1/dmarc/reports/domains/{domain}/daily",
  "source": "rua_aggregate_xml",
  "timeframe": "historical"
}
{
  "endpoint": "/v1/audits/domain",
  "source": "current_dns",
  "timeframe": "instant"
}

Positioning

This is a fixed-output technical blueprint, not custom development. It is useful when you need to scope a reporting API, brief a developer, compare vendors, or decide whether your product needs historical DMARC reports, current DNS audits, or both.

Why the Boundary Matters

DMARC reporting APIs expose what happened after mail was sent. DNS audit APIs check what is configured now. A good architecture can use both, but they should not be treated as the same data source.

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Use the Workflow Library to browse more guides, comparisons, and integration examples to continue your evaluation.

Scope the reporting layer before you build

Request a blueprint when you need API shape, schema, and integration boundaries in one fixed output.