Verisend Shows the Good Mail in HCL Notes versions 9, 10, 11 and 12.
Messages that are received in Domino are first checked for SPF compliance using SpamSentinel or our Positive Identity for HCL Domino addin. We stamp the message with those results.

When the user opens a good message, Verisend shows a Display Panel in the Notes client and displays for the user a green panel:

When we are unable to determine if the sender is who they claim to be, so we show a Yellow Warning triangle and mark the message "Unverified":

Phishing messages re clearly labeled like this:

1. Known Internal Senders
These messages come from Internal Notes users. Any message that does not say "Internal Sender" is a fake, 100% of the time.


2. Brand Senders
These messages come from known Brand Senders. When you see the logo, you can be 100% sure that it came from the sender whose logo is displayed. If a message says "Amazon" anywhere in the body but there is no logo, it is a fake, 100% of the time.


3. Known External Senders (people in your address book or that you have sent mail to.
These are your everyday business contacts and we are sure that it came from that sender. Trust this messages as much as you trust this sender.

4. External Senders who are valid senders but that you do NOT know
These senders are valid, but you have never sent them any email and they are not in your contact list. These might be legitimate new senders, or look-alike accounts that are trying to fool you. Use Caution!


5. External Senders whose email is possibly forged.
Many messages cannot be identified as good mail, so they appear with a yellow unverified banner and caution symbol. Use caution with all of these messages and do not act on requests in these emails. This means do not contact them via a cell phone, or reply to a private email account, do not send any money, do not send any company or personnel data to this person.

6. External Senders whose name is forged.
Do not act on or reply to any of these messages. If you think this message is valid, contact the help desk before acting on this message or replying to this message. Do not send any money or information of any kind to these senders, and do not click on any links or attachments.

We have created a simple installation program to add our Verisend Display Banner to your mail template.

It will work with Notes versions 9, 10, 11 or 12.

-	HCL Notes Version Template Name File Name Notes 9 StdR9Mail mail9.ntf Notes 10 StdR10Mail mail10.ntf Notes 11 StdR11Mail mail11.ntf Notes 12 StdR12Mail mail12.ntf

The install program will backup your template to a new name, for example mail9.ntf.bak and install Verisend into the mail9.ntf. User mail files will be refreshed overnight and they will have the Verisend banner in their mailbox the next day.

Click here to open the mail template installation tool, which works from a Notes database:
VerisendInstaller29.nsf

If you have setup SPF (and you should), then here is a tools to check if everything is setup properly.


Check your Domain SPF via MXToolBox

Bonus: When you get a message back, your Verisend display banner should look like this if everything is working correctly:

SPF can seem complicated, but it is simple: Is the server authorized to send mail on behalf of your Domain?

Read our (short) SPF Primer here.

We made a one minute video to explain how Verisend works to identify the good mail.

Verisend Explainer Video

The Verisend SPF Fail List is an advisory list of messages received that failed SPF by people who use the Verisend email verification system.

The Verisend SPF Fail List

We currently support MS365 (O365) and HCL Notes.

Click here to see supported email platforms: Verisend Clients Supported

If you want to list your domain, visit Verisend Registration. The registration process allows us to verify that you are the domain owner and allows you to provide your preferred Brand for presentation to users when they receive an email from you.