Email Domain Auto-Join

    Guide

    Learn how to work together effectively with organizations, roles, and shared folders

    Streamlining Team Access

    Email domain auto-join lets anyone with a verified company email join your organization automatically—no invitation needed.

    How It Works

    1. You add your company's email domain (e.g., @yourcompany.com)
    2. Anyone who signs up with that email domain
    3. Automatically joins your organization with a default role

    Setting Up Email Domains

    Requires Admin or Owner role

    1. Go to Settings → Organizations → [Your Org]
    2. Scroll to Email Domains
    3. Click Add Domain
    4. Enter your domain (e.g., yourcompany.com)
    5. Select the default role for new joiners
    6. Save

    Choosing the Right Default Role

    ScenarioRecommended Role
    Small trusted teamMember
    Large organizationViewer
    Sensitive contentViewer (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

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