Email Domain Auto-Join
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Streamlining Team Access
Email domain auto-join lets anyone with a verified company email join your organization automatically—no invitation needed.
How It Works
- You add your company's email domain (e.g.,
@yourcompany.com) - Anyone who signs up with that email domain
- Automatically joins your organization with a default role
Setting Up Email Domains
Requires Admin or Owner role
- Go to Settings → Organizations → [Your Org]
- Scroll to Email Domains
- Click Add Domain
- Enter your domain (e.g.,
yourcompany.com) - Select the default role for new joiners
- Save
Choosing the Right Default Role
| Scenario | Recommended Role |
|---|---|
| Small trusted team | Member |
| Large organization | Viewer |
| Sensitive content | Viewer (then upgrade manually) |
Managing Domains
You can have multiple approved domains. For each domain, you can:
- Edit: Change the default role
- Disable: Temporarily pause auto-join
- Delete: Remove the domain entirely
Security Considerations
- Only add domains you control (your company domains)
- Don't add public email domains (gmail.com, outlook.com, etc.)
- Consider starting with Viewer role and promoting as needed
- Regularly audit your member list
Common Use Cases
Startup (trusted team)
- Add your company domain
- Set default role to Member
- Everyone can collaborate immediately
Enterprise (security-conscious)
- Add company domain with Viewer role
- Admins manually promote users as needed
- Maintain tight access control
Agency (multiple clients)
- Don't use auto-join for clients
- Use manual invitations with appropriate roles
- Keep client access separate