Claim and Migrate Claude Accounts on Your Company Domain

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⚡ TL;DR Enterprise admins can claim personal accounts on verified domains. Requirements: DNS verification, enforced SSO and JIT or SCIM. Users get 30 days to merge or start fresh.

Staff often start using Claude personally before the company plan exists. Admins can migrate Claude accounts on the company domain into Enterprise.

Admin guide. 🏢

🏢 How to Migrate Claude Accounts

Enterprise admins can find and migrate personal Claude accounts that use the organization's verified domains.

✅ Requirements

You need:

🌐 DNS verification of the domain
🔐 Actively enforced SSO
👥 JIT or SCIM provisioning

📨 What Users Experience

Users get email and in-app notice right away, with a 30-day migration window. They can merge their data into a new Enterprise account or join fresh.

💡 Pro tip Send your own announcement before starting, so the notice doesn't look like phishing.

⏳ After the Deadline

Users who don't choose get a fresh account, and personal accounts are deactivated at the deadline.

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❓ Migrate Claude accounts FAQ

Who can migrate Claude accounts on a domain?

Enterprise admins with verified domains.

What are the requirements?

DNS verification, enforced SSO and JIT or SCIM provisioning.

How long do users have to respond?

30 days.

What can users choose?

Merge their data or join fresh.

What happens if users don't choose?

They get a fresh account and the personal account is deactivated.

🙏 Credit: This article is based on public information from the Claude Help Center. Claude is a product of Anthropic. Source: support.claude.com.

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