Full report
Everything about one domain
Every question this tool can answer, on one page and checked in a single pass. Made to be passed on: to whoever looks after your IT, to the agency, to the colleague taking the domain over.
What you get here
At the top the overview: how many things there are to look at, who manages the DNS, where the mail goes, whether the website is reachable. Below it every question on one line, with the same verdict it would carry on its own page. Unfold a line and everything is there at once: the explanation, the values the verdict came from and a note on which admin area it can be changed in.
All of it comes from a single lookup. The records get looked up once and are evaluated by every check together. That is quicker than ten separate checks and it puts less load on your domain's nameservers.
Passing it on
Above the verdicts sit two buttons: one puts the address on the clipboard, the other opens an email with the address and a line to go with it. What gets passed on is not a result, only the address. Whoever opens it starts the check again and sees the state as of then, not yours from today. A report still claiming the same thing three weeks later would not be worth the paper.
The domain sits behind the hash of the address. That way it never reaches a server log line, appears in no records and is not counted, not even when the link travels through three mailboxes.
What you do not get here
Questions this tool does not answer yet are missing here too. The list is growing; what works today is on the home page. And as with every verdict here: it reads what is publicly in DNS and what servers answer from the outside. What sits in your admin area is something it cannot see.
