BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is a record that points to an SVG logo and, for most providers, a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC). Once your domain has enforced DMARC, mailbox providers can show your brand next to delivered mail.
It is a visual trust badge—not a change to email routing. DMARCFlow handles the paperwork while your mail continues as usual.
How it works
Think of BIMI as the final flourish after SPF, DKIM, and DMARC are aligned.
We help you achieve p=quarantine or p=reject, which is mandatory for BIMI.
We validate trademark ownership, convert your SVG Tiny 1.2 logo, and guide you through the VMC process.
One TXT entry under default._bimi links to the logo and certificate. Providers cache it and show your mark when criteria are met.
We coordinate DMARC enforcement, logo prep, and certificate issuance so you never wonder what to do next.
Logos rarely appear because DMARC is not enforced and VMC requirements feel unclear.
We enforce DMARC, collect trademark evidence, and manage communication with the VMC authority.
Your BIMI record stays monitored. Even if a provider temporarily hides the logo, mail delivery and privacy remain untouched.
Privacy promises
Publishing BIMI never grants anyone access to message bodies. Providers simply fetch your DNS record and display the logo you approved.
DMARCFlow handles certificates and DNS, not mailbox contents.
Mailbox providers only check DMARC status and your logo URL.
The VMC is issued in your company’s name. We just guide the process.
Delete the BIMI record to stop showing the icon instantly.
Logos are served via HTTPS from storage you control (or we host it for you under strict isolation).
Next step
DMARCFlow handles enforcement, legal paperwork, and BIMI publication—while your emails stay private and fast.