Every sending IP, checked against 31 curated blacklists, every hour — with Microsoft SNDS reputation, DNS authentication health, and a threat level that tells you exactly what to do next.
Monitoring live · next check within the hour
A blacklisting doesn’t announce itself — your open rates just quietly collapse.
Every hour, automatically, Command Center checks every sending IP in EmailIQ’s dedicated infrastructure against a curated set of 31 DNS blacklists — including the ones that actually decide inbox placement: Spamhaus ZEN, Barracuda, SpamCop, Proofpoint, and the Composite Blocking List.
Each run is compared against the last. A new listing triggers an immediate alert with the listing reason, its real-world impact tier, and a direct link to that blacklist’s delisting process — and when a listing clears, you’re told that too. Ninety days of history per IP means reputation trends are visible, not anecdotal.
Not all blacklists matter equally — a Spamhaus listing is an emergency, while some minor lists barely affect delivery at all. Command Center grades every situation on a five-level scale based on the actual delivery impact of the lists involved, and pairs each level with a prescribed action.
An IP is on a critical-impact list. Widespread delivery failure across major providers; stop sending from affected IPs and begin delisting immediately.
A high-impact listing. A significant share of enterprise and ISP recipients will block or spam-folder mail; request delisting within hours.
Medium-impact listings. Some recipients may see bounces or spam placement; delist where possible and watch bounce rates.
Minor-list-only hits with minimal real-world impact. Typically auto-expire; no urgent action.
Every IP clean across every list checked. Monitoring continues hourly.
Blacklist status is one signal. Command Center watches the rest of them in the same console.
How Microsoft’s own data grades your sending IPs — which drives placement at Outlook.com, Hotmail and Microsoft 365 inboxes.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC and MX checks per sending domain, with managed DMARC domains monitored continuously instead of audited once and forgotten.
Delivery, bounce and complaint rates plus queue depth across the sending infrastructure — from the last 6 hours out to 7 days, with per-campaign deliverability for recent sends.
It’s not a black box you have to take our word on. Every EmailIQ client gets their own Command Center login, with visibility into the same data Strategy9’s deliverability engineers work from. Their alerts are your alerts — when something changes, both teams know within the hour.
Most platforms tell you an email was "sent." EmailIQ Command Center shows you whether it can actually arrive — and watches around the clock so the answer stays yes. Schedule a demo and we'll walk you through it live.
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