Claude Project Sharing Controls for Admins

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⚡ TL;DR Admins can turn off project sharing in Data and privacy. Disabling public projects makes them private but still allows sharing with specific people; Enterprise can control it per role.

Shared projects are powerful, but not every organization wants them open to all. Claude project sharing controls let admins decide.

Admin guide. 🔐

🔐 Claude Project Sharing Controls

Turn off project sharing entirely in Organization settings, under Data and privacy.

🌍 Public Projects

Turning off public projects makes existing public projects private and stops new ones. Users can still share with specific people or groups.

🎭 Per-Role Control on Enterprise

Enterprise admins can enable or disable project sharing for individual roles.

💡 Pro tip Disable public projects but keep targeted sharing on; it covers most security needs without blocking teamwork.

🚀 Picking a Policy

Match sharing to how sensitive your project content is.

Clear Claude project sharing controls protect sensitive work. Need help setting sharing policies? Lord Of The Wix can advise. ✨

❓ Claude project sharing controls FAQ

Can admins turn off project sharing?

Yes, in Organization settings under Data and privacy.

What happens when public projects are disabled?

Existing public projects become private and new ones can't be created.

Can users still share projects with specific people?

Yes, even with public projects off.

Can sharing be controlled per role?

Yes, on Enterprise plans.

Where are project sharing settings?

Organization settings, Data and privacy.

🙏 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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