Notion provides Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality for Business and Enterprise customers to access the app through a single authentication source. This allows IT administrators to better manage team access and keeps information more secure 🔐

This one's for administrators of workspaces on the Enterprise Plan! Find out more about your capabilities in Notion 👤

This article will cover how to verify ownership of a domain and which advanced workspace security settings it will unlock for Enterprise customers 🧷

You can provision and manage users and groups in your Notion workspace with the System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) API standard 🔑

With content search, workspace owners can now get a bird’s eye view of all workspace content and help resolve page access issues more easily 🔎

This article outlines how a workspace owner can transfer content from a member who has been deprovisioned from an Enterprise Plan workspace 📖

Audit logs give workspace owners access to detailed information about security and safety-related activity. This can help identify potential security issues, investigate suspicious behavior, and troubleshoot access 🔦

Learn how to add security and compliance integrations to your workspace 🔐

Enterprise workspace owners have control over when users’ pages are deleted from Trash, and how long they can be retained for afterwards 🗑️

Learn how your organization is interacting with content on your workspace 🗃

As an enterprise workspace owner, you have many ways you can manage the users within your domain, including a dashboard where you can get information and make changes 👥

Learn how to install and update Notion for your organization 🚀

Enterprise connection settings empower workspace owners with granular control. Manage member access, approve connections, and streamline your Notion workspace's integration ecosystem — all from one centralized dashboard.