Learn more about how to verify ownership of your domains here Step 3: Claim accounts Once ownership is proven, you can manage all user accounts from that domain. Verify ownership of your domain by adding a TXT record to its DNS settings, or by uploading an HTML file to the root folder of your domain’s website. If you’ve already verified all necessary domains in your Atlassian organization, you can skip this step and move on to Step 3: Claim your accounts.

If your company already has an Atlassian organization, it will be best to use the same one, as a domain can only be verified by a single Atlassian organization. To subscribe to Atlassian Access, you’ll first need an Atlassian organization. If you already have an Atlassian organization, skip this step and continue to Step 2: Verify your domains. If you’re not sure who the admin of your Atlassian organization is, check with your IT team or contact Trello Support. However, if you subscribe to Trello Enterprise, you’ll need to be an admin to complete this guide.

SSO can be configured and enforced without Trello Enterprise. You’ll need to be the admin in your Atlassian organization to complete all steps in this guide. This guide will walk through each step required to enforce SSO for Trello using Atlassian Access. It gives admins a way to manage users and enforce security policies, such as SSO and multi-factor authentication. Atlassian Access enables visibility and security across all Atlassian accounts and products at your company. SSO for Trello is configured through an Atlassian organization using Atlassian Access.

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