How does Notify work for teams that need verified sending domains and delivery logs?

Notify is typically used as a notification-sending service for apps and teams, and for teams that need verified sending domains and delivery logs, the workflow usually looks like this:

1) Verified sending domains

Teams connect and verify their own domain before sending mail.

• You add your domain in Notify
• Notify gives you DNS records to publish, usually:
  • SPF
  • DKIM
  • sometimes DMARC
  • and sometimes a tracking / return-path domain
• Once DNS changes propagate, Notify checks the domain and marks it as verified
• After verification, messages can be sent as if they come from your domain, which helps:
  • improve deliverability
  • reduce spam placement
  • keep branding consistent
  • avoid “via” or “on behalf of” warnings

2) Delivery logs

Delivery logs let you track what happened to each message.

Usually you can see:

• message accepted by the provider
• sent / queued
• delivered
• bounced
• deferred / retried
• opened / clicked, if tracking is enabled
• complaints or unsubscribes, if supported

Logs are useful for:

• debugging failed sends
• auditing notifications
• filtering by team, app, recipient, or status
• exporting or searching message history
• alerting on delivery issues

3) Team usage

For teams, Notify usually supports:

• multiple members or roles
• shared verified domains
• separate environments or projects
• per-team API keys or credentials
• centralized logs so everyone can inspect delivery issues

4) Typical setup flow

1. Create a team/project
2. Add and verify the sending domain
3. Configure DNS records
4. Enable delivery tracking/logging
5. Start sending via API or dashboard
6. Monitor logs for delivery status and failures

If you mean a specific product called Notify from a particular vendor, tell me which one and I can explain its exact domain verification and logging features.