SSL & Digital Certificates · Multi-CA Partner
Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) lets verified senders display their logo alongside authenticated email — but only after DMARC enforcement and a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) from an approved CA.
BIMI with a Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) lets your organization display its registered trademark logo in supporting email clients after DMARC passes and your BIMI DNS record is published. PrecisionTech supplies VMCs through authorized partnerships with global CAs — including GlobalSign, Sectigo, and DigiCert — and guides DMARC readiness before you apply.
BIMI (Brand Indicators for Message Identification) is an email specification that allows brands to associate a verified logo with outbound messages. When a mailbox provider supports BIMI and your messages pass DMARC authentication, recipients may see your trademark logo next to the message — reinforcing brand recognition and reducing impersonation anxiety.
A Verified Mark Certificate (VMC) is the cryptographic credential BIMI requires. The VMC proves you own the trademark depicted in your logo and links that mark to your sending domain. VMCs are issued by select Certificate Authorities after trademark verification and logo format checks. BIMI also requires a strict DMARC policy — typically p=quarantine or p=reject — so email authentication must be mature before VMC investment pays off.
PrecisionTech takes a vendor-neutral approach: we help you assess DMARC readiness, prepare SVG logo assets, choose a VMC from an appropriate CA, and publish the BIMI DNS record. Multiple CA options — including those available through our GlobalSign, Sectigo, and DigiCert partner programs — let us match product availability and renewal terms to your brand portfolio.
Verified Mark Certificates are issued by a limited set of approved CAs. PrecisionTech supplies VMC products through our multi-CA partnerships — including options from GlobalSign, Sectigo, and DigiCert — and recommends the best fit based on trademark jurisdiction, logo complexity, and renewal cadence.
p=quarantine or p=reject on your organizational domain. A monitor-only p=none policy is insufficient. PrecisionTech reviews your SPF, DKIM, and DMARC alignment before recommending VMC purchase so you do not invest in a credential you cannot use yet.default._bimi.yourdomain.com as a TXT record containing a version tag and a URL to your VMC (and optionally your SVG logo). PrecisionTech provides a publication checklist and record template after VMC issuance, coordinated with your DNS administrator.