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Whitelisting

Whitelisting

To ensure our transactional emails are delivered successfully to your users, we recommend you explicitly allow our emails in your email-system. This is known as whitelisting. Whitelisting is typically the responsibility of your IT department.

IP-addresses and domains that need to be whitelisted

Our email service provider is Brevo and we recommend whitelisting the following IP ranges and domains:

1.179.112.0/20 That can be understood as 4,096 IPs from 1.179.112.0 to 1.179.127.255 (latest IP range)
77.32.148.0/24 That can be understood as 256 IPs, from 77.32.148.0 to 77.32.148.255
185.41.28.0/24 That can be understood as 256 IPs, from 185.41.28.0 to 185.41.28.255
mailinblue.com
d.mailin.fr
 d.sender-sib.com
sendib.com
sendibm0.com
sendibm1.com
sendibm2.com
sendibm3.com
sendibm4.com
sendibt1.com
sendibt2.com
sendibt3.com
sendibt4.com

Email addresses we send from

Our emails have a from address which is: noreply@worklifebarometer.com and/or noreply@howdy.care
Our emails have a reply-to address which is: noreply@worklifebarometer.com and/or noreply@howdy.care

Sender Policy and Identified Mail

We use DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) and SPF (Sender Policy Framework). With DKIM, we use the selector: mail._domainkey.worklifebarometer.com
and/or: mail._domainkey.howdy.care