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SPF report for belastingdienst.nl

We explain exactly why your SPF uses 1 of 10 DNS lookups

SPF Lookup Limit: The 10 DNS Lookup Rule

RFC 7208 limits SPF evaluation to ten DNS lookups, and exceeding that limit causes a PermError that breaks authentication.

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Executive summary

The full story for belastingdienst.nl in one glance.

Current situation

  • Risk Low
  • Lookup count 1 / 10
  • Providers detected None recognized
  • Maintenance Manual updates expected

After SPF Manager

  • Risk None
  • Lookup count 1 / 10
  • Providers Synchronized automatically
  • DNS change One TXT record to publish

SPF Health 100 → 100 · Lookups 1 → 1

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Current vs future

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Current situation

Health score
100 / 100
Lookup count
1 / 10
Detected providers
None recognized
Risk
LOW

After SPF Manager

Health score
100 / 100
Lookup count
1 / 10
Providers
Automatically managed
Risk
NONE
Score potential 100 → 100

Estimated operational impact

Indicative savings based on provider complexity and your current SPF structure.

Estimated

These estimates are based on provider complexity and detected SPF structure. They are indicative, not guaranteed.

Estimated provider changes

~2 / year

Estimated manual DNS edits

~3 / year

Estimated time saved

~4h / year

Estimated risk reduction

~0%

SPF Health

100 / 100
Risk Low

1 / 10 DNS lookups

Estimated with SPF Manager

100 / 100

  • 95–100 Healthy
  • 80–94 Good
  • 60–79 Needs attention
  • 40–59 High risk
  • 0–39 Critical

Include depth: 0

Why this matters

Direct mechanisms contributes 1 lookup. Total: 1 / 10 lookups.

Detected sources

Direct mechanisms · 1 lookups

Why fix this today

  • Your SPF record uses 1 of 10 DNS lookups — complexity adds maintenance risk.
  • Provider SPF records change without notice — your DNS may fall behind.
  • Manual updates become risky when several providers depend on the same record.
  • exists is not flattenable.

Simulate next provider change

SPF risk is not static. The next provider update can push you over the limit — unless changes are synchronized automatically.

Current chain

1 / 10

Microsoft 365 adds another nested include

After simulated change

2 / 10 lookups

One step closer to the lookup limit.

With SPF Manager

1 / 10

Automatically synchronized

Provider changes are detected, validated, and folded into your managed include — your public DNS stays one record.

Specific actions for this domain

  • Monitor provider changes

    Your SPF is healthy today. Track lookup usage when new email tools are added.

BELASTINGDIENST.NL looks healthy today. Monitor lookup usage and provider changes so new tools do not silently push you toward the limit.

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Safe, validated SPF changes

Replacing a DNS record feels risky. SPF Manager is designed to keep you in control.

  • RFC-aware validation
  • One DNS record under your control
  • No direct DNS write access required
  • Original SPF remains visible in history
  • Reversible migration path
  • Provider changes synchronized automatically

How the 1 lookups are counted

RFC 7208 counts one DNS lookup for each include, redirect, a, mx, ptr, and exists mechanism evaluated — including nested chains.

1 / 10 used

Direct mechanisms · 1
  1. 1
    redirect _spf.belastingdienst.nl

    Counted toward Direct mechanisms

Each row is one DNS lookup consumed while evaluating your SPF record. The segments above sum to 1.

All SPF includes

Expand each source to see include records, lookup contribution, nesting depth, and guidance.

  • redirect:_spf.belastingdienst.nl
    depth 1 1 lookup

Recommendation: keep authorized, but monitor for nested include changes.

Managed automatically with SPF Manager

Could this have been prevented?

Manual SPF maintenance repeats the same risky work. SPF Manager synchronizes provider changes automatically.

Manual SPF today

  1. Microsoft changes SPF → manual DNS update !
  2. Google changes SPF → manual DNS update !
  3. Mailchimp changes SPF → manual DNS update !
  4. Salesforce changes SPF → manual DNS update !

With SPF Manager

  1. Provider change detected
  2. SPF output validated
  3. Managed include synchronized
  4. Your DNS stays unchanged

How your SPF chain becomes one include

Watch nested provider includes collapse into a single managed include.

Before After

Your DNS today

TXT @ belastingdienst.nl

v=spf1 include:… +1 includes

1 / 10 lookups

Direct mechanisms

include:_spf.belastingdienst.nl

1 lookup

With SPF Manager

TXT @ belastingdienst.nl

v=spf1 include:belastingdienst.nl.flat-spf.com -all

1 / 10 lookups

SPF

Managed include

belastingdienst.nl.flat-spf.com

Resolves 1 providers automatically

Validated · 1 / 10 lookups
Paused — compare your current SPF chain with one managed include side by side. Each provider include consumes DNS lookups toward the 10-lookup limit. Flattening provider includes into one managed record… Your public SPF stays simple — SPF Manager maintains the rest.

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One managed include resolves your provider chain and keeps changes synchronized automatically.

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SPF Health 100 → 100 · Lookups 1 → 1

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