The procedure described on this page applies only to organizations that have not yet been onboarded to the Admin Console. If your organization has been onboarded to the Adobe Admin Console, you must perform this action through the Adobe Admin Console.
To configure your allowlist if your organization has been onboarded to the Adobe Admin Console, see Domains to be allowed for Adobe Apps and Services.
For a list of procedures that differ based on whether your organization has been onboarded to the Adobe Admin Console, see Platform-based administration differences (Adobe Workfront/Adobe Business Platform).
If your firewall or mail server is configured to allow access to only certain vendors, you must add certain IP addresses to its allowlist. This opens communication between your environment and the Adobe Workfront servers and allows the following processes:
Sending messages from the Workfront application
This is not available if your organization’s Workfront instance is enabled with Adobe IMS. See your network or IT administrator if you need more information.
Using document webhooks when configuring custom document integrations
Using Workfront Event Subscriptions
For more information, see Event Subscription API.
You also need to open certain ports in order for email messages to be encrypted when they are delivered.
If your organization has the Enterprise plan, you can also configure two Workfront allowlists:
The IP addresses that you must add to your allowlist on your firewall depend on the cluster where your Production environment runs.
To locate your organization’s cluster:
As a Workfront administrator, click the Main Menu icon , then click Setup.
In the left navigation, click System, then select Customer Info.
Locate the Cluster Setup field at the upper-right corner of the page. Your organization’s cluster is listed here.
CL01 refers to Cluster 1, CL02 is Cluster 2, and so on.
For more information, see the section View your organization’s cluster and Workfront plan in the article Firewall overview.
Some Workfront integrations do not work when the allowlist is enabled because they can’t be configured with a static IP address. To use the following integrations, you must disable the allowlist.
If your Production environment is on Cluster 1, 2, 3, 5, or 7 you must allow the following IP addresses.
For SSO, document webhooks, or other functionality |
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To receive email from the Workfront application |
For information about the following IP addresses, see New IP addresses for Adobe Workfront email with the 21.1 release
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If your Production environment is on Cluster 4, add the following IP addresses for SSO, document webhook integrations, and to receive email from the Workfront application:
For information about the following IP addresses, see New IP addresses for Adobe Workfront email with the 21.1 release
If your Production environment is on Cluster 6, add the following IP addresses.
To receive email from the Workfront application |
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To use the AWS email service |
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To receive email from the Workfront application when using a Test Drive |
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For SSO and document webhook integrations when using a Test Drive |
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For all environments, add the following IP addresses to receive payloads from Workfront event subscriptions.
For customers in Europe |
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For customers in locations other than Europe |
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Add the following IP addresses to use enhanced authentication for Preview or Production.
If your environment is on Cluster 1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, or 9 |
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If your environment is on Cluster 4 |
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Add the following IP addresses to your allowlist to enable Workfront Fusion to access your system.
Adobe Workfront EU Datacenter |
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Adobe Workfront US Datacenter |
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Also, if your organization uses outbound network filtering, add the following domain to your allowlist to enable your system to access Workfront Fusion.
Adobe Workfront EU Datacenter | hook.app-eu.workfrontfusion.com |
Adobe Workfront US Datacenter |
hook.app.workfrontfusion.com |
Outbound network filtering is uncommon. Check with your network administrator to see if you need to update your allowlist to accommodate for it.
Add the following IP addresses to your allowlist to use the Workfront for Jira integration.
The jira.workfront.com domain must also be accessible from your corporate servers. This domain is required because it serves as middleware between Workfront and Jira.
For customers in Europe |
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For customers in locations other than Europe |
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To access Workfront training resources via Workfront Ascent |
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To receive email notifications from Workfront Ascent |
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If your organization uses outbound network filtering, add the following domains to your allowlist to enable your system to access Workfront.
Outbound network filtering is uncommon. Check with your network administrator to see if you need to update your allowlist to accommodate for it.
<your domain>
.my.workfront.com<your domain>
.preview.workfront.com<your domain>
.sb01.workfront.com<your domain>
.sb02.workfront.comTo allow help content to display in your Workfront environment |
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To allow Workfront Proof to access Workfront on any cluster, add these to all environments |
NOTE: We do not support adding IP addresses to your allowlist for Workfront Proof. They have been dynamic after Workfront moved to AWS. Instead, we recommend that you allow Workfront Proof domains only. If there is an issue with adding these domains to your allowlist and you need an IP address instead, contact Workfront Customer Support. |
You must add the following IP addresses to your allowlist in order to use various functions.
Prod-US (Clusters 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7) |
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Prod-EU (Cluster 4) |
NOTE: DNS server options are no longer supported. |
Prod-US (Clusters 1, 2, 3, 5, and 7) |
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Prod-EU (Cluster 4) |
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Open the following ports if you are experiencing problems with proofs loading or not working in Workfront Proof:
Emails from the Workfront application are sent encrypted using ports 465 and 587. If your mail server does not support encrypted email, emails are delivered unencrypted using port 25.
If you are not receiving emails from Workfront Support, ensure that you add the Salesforce IP addresses and domains that you need. For more information, see the Salesforce help article about Salesforce IP addresses and domains to allow.