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HubSpot · Apps and SaaSMay 1, 2026, 15:52 UTC

Intermittent DMARC failures for messages to Microsoft-hosted inboxes

InformationalNot disclosedUpdated 20h ago
May 1, 15:52 UTCMay 2, 19:31 UTC
Duration
27h 39m
Impact
Informational
Root cause
Not disclosed
HubSpot, 90 days
11 incidents
Affected
Not listed by the vendor.
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Final update

HubSpot has continued to monitor the fix and believe we have addressed the underlying issue. Some messages deployed before May 1, 5 pm EDT may still experience delayed deliveries or failures over the next ~48 hours as retries and queues fully clear.

Timeline

  1. Resolved · May 2, 19:31 UTC
    HubSpot has continued to monitor the fix and believe we have addressed the underlying issue. Some messages deployed before May 1, 5 pm EDT may still experience delayed deliveries or failures over the next ~48 hours as retries and queues fully clear.
  2. Monitoring · May 1, 16:34 UTC
    In April, some customers may have experienced intermittent DMARC failures on messages to Microsoft-hosted inboxes. Impact was most visible for senders with a DMARC policy of p=reject or p=quarantine. The root cause was related to how certain email headers were being handled. We have implemented a fix and will continue to monitor closely. While there may still be some residual impact to messages with elongated headers and as outstanding retries and queue delays clear over the next ~72 hours, we expect impact to remain limited.
  3. Monitoring · May 1, 15:52 UTC
    In April, some customers may have experienced intermittent DMARC failures on messages to Microsoft-hosted inboxes. Impact was most visible for senders with a DMARC policy of p=reject or p=quarantine. The root cause was related to how certain email headers were being handled. We have implemented a fix and will continue to monitor closely. While there may still be some residual impact to messages as outstanding retries and queue delays clear over the next ~72 hours, we expect impact to remain limited.

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