● DEMO ENVIRONMENTHow APRF works ↗
Email performance
A clearer view of how mailbox providers treat your email.
You’re exploring the demo. All values come from the APRF draft’s examples, dated 29 February 2024.About the draft →
Appendix samples loaded
Reporting providers
1
Self-identified in sample reports
Latest report period
29 Feb 2024
One complete UTC reporting day
Reports in this scope
1
Two separate scopes in demo
Report version
2026a
Provider-defined interpretation
Reported classification
Original provider categories · selected SDI segment
Reported category values
Counts may be bucketed upper bounds. Categories need not be exclusive.
Recipient engagement
Actions reported during the UTC day
300Positive
200Negative
50Neutral
Actions may relate to messages received before this reporting day.
Reporting mailbox providers
Keep each provider, version, and signing scope in context.
| Provider | Selector | Version | SDI | Report period | Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Receiver MBP, Inc.example.com · appendix sample 1 | 2026a | 3 paths | 29 Feb 2024 | Demo sample | |
Receiver MBP, Inc.example.com · appendix sample 2 | 2026v4 | Not found | 29 Feb 2024 | Demo sample |
These signing scopes may overlap. Their values are not combined into totals or percentages.
Signer-defined segments
Provider-reported hierarchy · selected signing scope
10,000 inbox
200 inbox
50 inbox
SDI can describe streams or campaigns, but these sample names define no such meaning.
Clarity, delivered to your inbox
Your performance summary, on your schedule.
Weekly or monthly summaries bring provider-reported classification and engagement together, with clear context.
Performance over time
Comparable provider, version, signing scope, and SDI path required.
One day is a starting point, not a trend.The appendix contains one reporting day. More comparable reports are needed before showing changes over time.
A little context goes a long way.
Understand your data →APRF reports reflect each provider’s definitions. No universal scores, inferred causes, or unsupported rates.