Claude Connector Domain Restriction for Enterprise
⚡ TL;DR Turn on connector domain restriction to stop personal Claude accounts from connecting work services that use your verified email domains. It only affects new connections.
Staff connecting work email to a personal AI account is a real data risk. Claude connector domain restriction closes that gap.
Admin guide. 🔒
🔒 What Claude Connector Domain Restriction Does
It blocks personal Claude accounts from connecting supported work services that use your verified email domains.
⚙️ Turning It On
Go to Organization settings, Organization and access, and find Connector domain restriction.
✅ Requirements
You need an Enterprise plan, a verified domain, and Owner, Primary Owner or qualifying custom-role permissions.
💡 Pro tip It only applies to new connections, so ask staff to disconnect existing personal-account connections too.
⚠️ What It Doesn't Do
Existing connections stay active, and admins aren't notified about blocked attempts.
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❓ Claude connector domain restriction FAQ
What does connector domain restriction do?
Blocks personal accounts from connecting work services on your verified domains.
Does it affect existing connections?
No. Only new connection attempts are blocked.
Where is the setting?
Organization settings, Organization and access, Connector domain restriction.
Which plan is required?
Enterprise, with a verified domain.
Are admins notified of blocked attempts?
No.
🙏 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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