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Trusted Domains

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Written by Liscio Support
Updated over 10 months ago

Trusted Domains help keep your firm secure by controlling which email domains can be used to connect to third-party apps (like SmartVault, Google Drive, etc.).

Note: Only Firm Administrators can manage Trusted Domains.

What Are Trusted Domains?

A domain is what comes after the “@” in an email address (like @gmail.com).

By listing Trusted Domains, you make sure employees only connect apps using approved email addresses.

Setting Up Trusted Domains

  1. Select the Ellipses in the Left-Hand Menu.

  2. Select AdminPreferencesTrusted Domains tab.

Adding a New Trusted Domain

  1. Select the +Domain button in the top-right corner.

  2. Type in the domain you want to allow (example: yourfirm.com).

  3. Select Save.

What This Means for Your Firm

Employees can only connect third-party apps using an email address from a Trusted Domain. If they try using an unapproved domain, Liscio will block the connection.

Affected Third Party Apps

  • Email Integration

  • SmartVault

  • Google Drive

  • OneDrive

  • Calendly

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