How to investigate Amazon SES evidence
When SES is part of a sending path, the visible From domain, envelope identity, DKIM signing domain and public DNS can represent different layers. Mailybox focuses on those relationships rather than treating the provider name as a diagnosis.
Signals worth checking
- SPF authorization references
- DKIM selectors and delegation
- Return-Path and visible From identity
- DMARC alignment
- Other sender services sharing the domain
Diagnostic path
- Verify a selector taken from a real message instead of guessing.
- Inspect alignment when the bounce names authentication despite SPF or DKIM passing individually.
- Map all sender services before modifying a shared SPF record.
- Simulate SPF changes before adding another include.
Questions this hub can answer
- Is SES visible in this domain’s sender surface?
- Does the DKIM selector resolve correctly?
- Will adding SES exceed SPF dependency limits?
- Does the authenticated identity align with the visible From domain?