Your domain.
Clear delivery status.
Verify your sender and read the delivery feedback. See which messages were accepted or bounced, and what needs attention.
hello@example.test
Add the supplied DNS records, then let barua check the domain. Your agent can do the DNS work through its authorized tools.
mail.example.test
Example verified domain
Delivered means
the server accepted it.
Inbox placement is a separate question. The delivery report shows the feedback barua has received.
The sending service accepted the message.
The receiving mail server accepted it.
The message could not be delivered.
A recipient reported it as spam.
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See what is missing.
Know what comes next.
Compare the sender’s pending and verified states in the actual setup component. Verification comes before activation.
Example states. The controls use local sample responses; no DNS records or live sender settings change.
A few useful details.
Does Delivered mean it reached the inbox?
It means the receiving mail server accepted the email. It does not prove inbox placement.
Will activating my domain turn on sending?
No. Your existing approval controls and sending pause remain in place. Domain readiness is a separate requirement.
Send from your own domain.
Bring your sender domain. Your agent can follow the guide once you have access.