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WHAT ARE MANAGED ACCOUNTS?
All the Atlassian accounts with email addresses from your verified domain become
managed accounts. Managed accounts give you the most security and access control
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To view all the managed accounts for your organization at admin.atlassian.com,
select Directory > Managed accounts. From the Managed accounts page, you can
search accounts by name and email address. When your search criteria is more
than 3 characters, we return results that match at least 3 continuous characters
in your search criteria in addition to results that include the full string.
Only accounts with emails addresses of verified domains appear on your Managed
accounts page. Other accounts are considered unmanaged, which means you can't
make changes to those accounts. Verify a domain for your organization from the
Domains page.
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