Gmail potential employee spoofing rule and no-reply email

[ruslan-k]

Hello. We have a no-reply (like no-replay@domain.com) email, which is used under different user's names from the same domain, and we get notifications like this:

This Gmail potential employee spoofing alert is to inform you that a sender has sent messages that may be spoofing the employee names in your domain.
The alert details include:
Summary: John Doe <no-reply@domain.com> sent 1 messages that may be spoofing users with a similar display name in your domain.
Severity: MEDIUM
Please view the alert center for additional details, investigation options, and remediation recommendations.

Is there a way to bypass the rule for this email address without disabling the rule?

[SajithMohan]

Hi Ruslan,

Unfortunately, here's no direct way to bypass the "employee name spoofing alert" for a single email address like "no-reply@domain.com" while keeping the rule active.

Thanks!

[icrew]

It sure would be nice if there was! Hopefully Google will add that at some point. 

Until then, there’s always email filters to move the ones you don’t care about to trash. Imperfect, but doable…..