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Verify Google DMI setup

Use this when a Google Workspace customer or trusted operator asks whether to use Direct Mail Injection or manual allowlisting.

Prefer Direct Mail Injection when the customer can authorize the Google Workspace integration and wants more reliable delivery without broad allowlisting. Use manual allowlisting when DMI is unavailable, not approved, or blocked by the customer’s Google admin policies.

You need:

  • Customer organization.
  • Whether they use Google Workspace.
  • Whether they have a Google admin who can authorize the integration.
  1. Open ActiveAdmin.
  2. Find the customer organization.
  3. Check whether DMI/email server integration state is visible for the organization.
  4. Confirm whether the customer has connected the relevant domain or email server.

ActiveAdmin Email Server Domains list showing a synthetic Google Workspace DMI server associated with a verified customer domain.

  1. If the current Jericho UI no longer shows DMI under Integration Settings, do not tell the customer to look there. Use the current public setup doc or escalate for updated navigation.
  2. If DMI is not configured, confirm whether the customer wants DMI or manual allowlisting.
  3. If DMI is configured, ask the customer to send or trigger a test only if the public setup guide supports that step.

You can say one of:

  • DMI appears configured.
  • DMI is not configured yet.
  • DMI visibility/status cannot be confirmed from ActiveAdmin and needs engineering/product follow-up.
  • DMI settings are not visible where expected.
  • The customer completed setup but messages are not delivered.
  • Google authorization errors appear.
  • You need logs or OAuth details.