01 / alignment
Work through the blocker with your team
Compare the visible From domain, authenticated SPF identity, and passing DKIM signing domain before changing DNS.
Read the alignment guideFolderly / launch audit / field notes
Evidence first. One useful next action.
A blocked email launch gets easier to discuss when the receiving result, the applicable provider rule, and the person who can act are kept separate. Use these guides to interpret the warning, check the right provider rule, and hand the next step to your operator.
01 / choose the question
Start with the decision in front of you.
Use these guides to interpret the warning, check the right provider rule, and hand the next step to your operator. The examples use reserved domains and explain what the evidence can and cannot establish. Nothing here tests a customer domain, certifies compliance, or promises inbox placement.
02 / provider rules
Check which sender requirement applies
Compare Gmail, Yahoo, and consumer Outlook.com requirements by destination, message type, volume, and path.
Read the provider comparison03 / handoff
Give the next step to one operator
Use a launch checklist and a private worksheet to record the path, owner, expected evidence, and recheck.
Open the handoff checklist02 / keep the evidence useful
Prepare the facts your operator needs.
Write down the identities, destination, message type, approximate provider-specific volume, observed symptom, and authorized operator. Keep credentials, raw headers, recipient lists, and customer exports private. The launch checklist is for preparation; the downloadable worksheet is for private notes and is not a diagnostic result.
03 / when the path still needs a human handoff
Need one launch path interpreted and prioritized?
Folderly Launch Audit is a manual US$495 pilot for one domain or subdomain and one ESP/CRM path. The 48-hour report window begins at the agreed start after payment and complete intake. It includes up to five prioritized actions, a 45-minute handoff, and one recheck within seven days of the report. It is read-only advice; your authorized operator makes production changes. There is no inbox-placement guarantee, warming, reputation recovery, list repair, or multidomain review.
The request form prepares an editable email draft. Review it and send it from your mail app; nothing is sent automatically.
Prepare an editable scope draft04 / method note
Reviewed documentation, scoped carefully.
Each article names its review date and links to the relevant primary source. Provider wording and enforcement can change, so check the linked source before applying a rule to a launch. The public pages report no customer tests, representative sample, benchmark, payment, ranking, or inbox-placement result.