Email DNS Records
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- Jeremy Meyer
Google and Yahoo require new authentication for services that send emails through domains.
This means that most services that send emails through a domain like @solutiosoftware.com will need to generate and add a DKIM record to the domain to verify that it is legitimate.
We can help people through the process until they send the necessary DNS records. Once they send them we can forward them to Alex if we manage their domain name.
If we don't manage their domain name they need to add them themselves or send them to the person who manages their domain name.
For Google Workspaces that we manage, we can generate the Dkim record and send it to Alex. Just type DKim into the search bar and click the first result.
Google Workspace will use a default Dkim record if a new one isn't set so technically they should work for now but it's a good idea to generate custom ones going forward.
Here are links to how to set that up for different services people may request:
Not required for these:
Flocknote (they email from their own domain)
How to find DKIM in Google Workspace


Apply / Upgrade Email with GSuite for NonProfits
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- Jackie Riddel
There is a $200 setup fee associated with this. unless waived by Al or Travis due to good sponsorship.
Set up fee would include
- creating or accessing tech soup account and verifying the non-profit status (requires USCCB EIN IRS letter and Catholic Directory page listing)
- registering or enrolling in either Google Workspace for non-profits or Microsoft 365 set up
- creating new email accounts
- possible migration or syncing of current accounts, pending current set up syncing capabilities
- launching or editing DNS records on domain to make email live in new set up
*** we have a little more experience with Google than with Microsoft
Checklist for Teacher Updates
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- Jackie Riddel
Easier to replace all pieces of an existing teacher than to create new.