What are the email deliverability requirements?

• On February 1, 2024, Google and Yahoo began requiring email senders to authenticate their emails using security protocols like DKIM, SPF, and DMARC.
• These new standards were implemented to enhance security, reduce the risk of phishing, spam, and malware, and ultimately create a more secure email experience.
• Email authentication makes an organization less vulnerable to bad actors and spam attacks.
• See these details on Twilio: Gmail and Yahoo’s New Sender Requirements: A Closer Look.

How are these new requirements addressed in Paycor? 

• If you have not already enabled security protocols like DKIM, SPF, and DMARC, Paycor Recruiting can no longer send emails on behalf of your domain.
• On Wednesday, January 24, 2024:
  • Any emails sent from Paycor Recruiting on behalf of your corporate email address were now sent from noreply@echo.newtonsoftware.com, and any emails sent from individual user email addresses were sent from reply_ok@echo.newtonsoftware.com.
• On Wednesday, January 31, 2024:
  • Customers without DMARC configuration no longer had the option to disable Echo functionality to have candidate responses sent directly back to the individual user's email inbox.
    • All replies populate directly in the candidate profile within Paycor Recruiting. To receive replies directly in your user email inbox, you can CC yourself on the outbound email communications.

Do you want to maintain your company branding in email communications? 

• It is possible to update your current settings and maintain the ability for emails to be sent from your company email domain instead of @echo.newtonsoftware.com.
• To do so, you must configure Domain-Based Messaging Authentication (DMARC).
• Your company's administrator who manages your email domain should review these DMARC and DKIM Setup Requirements.

Additional Questions?

• We’re here to help! If you have additional questions, please reach out to Paycor Recruiting Support at recruitingsupport@paycor.com or (415) 593-1189.