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Create a private community
A private community is a secure members-only site. You control who can log in, view and participate. Example uses of private communities: Private communities for clients or partners Internal company…
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Grant access by email domain
If you have a private community, you can give access to your entire organization by email domain. Only users with email addresses in domains that you approve are able to log in or sign up.…
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Control sign-ups by email domain
To help manage your community, you can control which email domains are allowed for new member sign-ups. This feature is useful if you want to: Restrict sign-ups to company email addresses.…
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Domains blocked by Block Free Email Domains
When you enable the Block Free Email Domains feature, member sign-ups using common free email providers are automatically blocked. About the blocked domain list The list of blocked domains is…
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Enable request to join
In private communities, access is typically restricted to users who are directly invited or who can authenticate via Single Sign-On (SSO). However, to diversify and increase your member base while…
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Approve join requests
In a public community, users can typically sign up on their own to become members. However, you can configure your settings to require moderator approval for all new join requests.…
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