Configure your email allowlist
If your organization uses the Workfront Enterprise plan, you can create a Workfront email allowlist to control:
- Which email domains are allowed to accept emails from Workfront.
- Which email domains can be in the email address that users specify in their user profile.
This is useful if your organization’s security policy restricts users from sending data stored in Workfront to external email addresses—you can include only your internal company domains in the allowlist to ensure that this policy is followed.
notifications@my.workfront.com is not blocked in your organization’s system.Joan Harris <notifications@my.workfront.com>For information about configuring your organization’s firewall to open communication between your environment and the Adobe Workfront servers, see Configure your firewall’s allowlist.
Access requirements
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| Workfront package | Any |
| Adobe Workfront license |
Standard Plan |
| Access level configurations | You must be a Workfront administrator. |
For information, see Access requirements in Workfront documentation.
Other allowlists
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. For information about that, see Configure your firewall’s allowlist.
Configure your email allowlist
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Click the Main Menu icon
in the upper-right corner of Adobe Workfront, or (if available), click the Main Menu icon
in the upper-left corner, then click Setup
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Click System > Customer info.
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In the Email Allowlist section, select Enable Domain Allowlist, then click Add Domain.
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In the box that displays, type a domain that you want to allow, such as
ourcompany.com, then click Add Domain. -
Repeat the previous step to add any other domains you want to allow.
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When you are finished, click Save.