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Enter the address
We use the domain portion to begin the lookup. AccessPoint never asks for the mailbox password.
Email login discovery, powered by routing data
Know where an email address logs in.
AccessPoint checks the domain's MX records, identifies the likely email provider, and gives you a practical path to its mailbox login page.
How it works
Routing clues, made useful.
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Check MX records
Mail-exchange records show where the domain routes incoming email and help identify its provider.
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Review the login page
Open the likely provider login page in a new tab and confirm the destination before signing in.
A useful answer, with the routing clue behind it.
AccessPoint keeps the result practical. You see the routing host that informed the suggestion and a possible login page to review.
- Routing host
- The MX value that shows where the domain routes incoming email.
- Possible login page
- A practical destination based on the provider mapping, opened for you to review.
- Clear unresolved state
- If a provider is not mapped yet, the result says so instead of presenting a false match.
Useful whether it's your inbox or someone else's.
Finding your own login
Reach the likely provider without remembering the portal or interpreting DNS records yourself.
Helping someone else
Give a teammate or customer a practical destination while keeping the routing clue visible.
Spend less time hunting for your email login.
AccessPoint uses routing records to suggest a likely provider login page. Review the destination before signing in.
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