In our never-ending quest to be the best security sidekick for our Enterprise teams, we’re excited to announce new admin permissions for Trello Enterprise customers.
These new permissions help admins easily set guardrails on team visibility, team membership, board creation, and attachments across their organization. Enterprise admins now have a clearer picture on how their teams use Trello, and more efficient ways to carry out vital security policies.
But enough chit chat, let’s get to the good stuff.
Customize All Team Settings With A Few Clicks
A great admin lets the team do their best work, safely, without too many bureaucratic roadblocks. And the path to greatness is much smoother when it’s easy to enforce security and company policies within the tools being used.
Previously, Enterprise admins had to click into each team to manage their settings individually. Now, Enterprise admins can organize and control what their team admins can do from one single view.
See all the team things from the new Trello Enterprise admin view.
- Team Visibility Controls: Choose to make all Enterprise teams private, or let team admins decide on their visibility within the organization.
- Team Membership Restrictions: Determine if team admins can manage who can join their teams.
- Board Creation Restrictions: Allow team admins to dictate whether team members can create public, team visible, and/or private boards within a team.
- Team Board Invite Restrictions: Decide if team admins can manage who can be invited to team boards.
You Can’t Attach This
It’s a common problem: Different teams use different tools to share files, and constantly updating access permissions can be a real time waster.
With the new Attachment Restriction setting, you can be the office hero and prevent file sharing chaos by enforcing your preferred file share service.
Only approved file share links can be included on Trello cards. This new setting also lets you control how your teams upload to Trello, whether by file or by link.
An important thing to note: This attachment restriction does not apply to attaching Trello cards and boards to other Trello cards. Users will still be able to attach cards and boards—Trello attachment types cannot be disabled at the admin level.
Now if we could only figure out how to solve the random file naming problem… 🤔
Rein In Public Boards From The Wild
Coming very soon to an admin dashboard near you: We’ll boost your Enterprise team board security with a new Public Boards tab.
This spiffy new tool lets Enterprise admins see a list all current public boards and change the visibility settings of public boards within Enterprise teams from one view.
Don't Sweat The Small Stuff, Trello Enterprise Has Your Back
We're here to help you keep an eye on that big picture: Reduce the risk of sensitive information getting into the wrong hands and maintain better control of how your teams work with these new features.
Are you a Trello Enterprise admin? Head over now to your team admin view to apply these new settings. With the small stuff in neat and tidy order, you’ll be ready to start on your next big admin adventure!
ℹ️ Update: As of July 16, 2020, SAML single sign-on and centralized user management are now available through Atlassian Access. Atlassian Access is a separate subscription that your company can enable across all your Atlassian products and starts at $3/month/user. For more information, please visit: www.atlassian.com/software/access |
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