Claude launches Enterprise Managed Authentication (EMA), letting admins connect plugins org-wide via their identity provider
Claude launches Enterprise Managed Authentication (EMA), which lets admins connect plugins for the entire organization through their identity provider, so members no longer need to search for, sign in to, and authorize each plugin themselves; the capability is based on an open extension to MCP. Claude also supports automatically connecting to MCP servers that accept Claude as a trusted issuer when users sign in to Claude; this auto-connect feature is in beta for Team and Enterprise plans and already supports Amplitude, Atlassian, Datadog, Dropbox, Figma, Granola, HubSpot, Linear, Mixpanel, Notion, PagerDuty, Semrush, and Supabase. If an organization's identity provider does not support EMA, Claude can vouch for each signed-in member directly, and once an admin configures it, eligible members can connect automatically.
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The original text explains how enterprise admins can connect plugins uniformly through their identity provider, and how members' experience changes once they no longer need to authorize each plugin individually.
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Enterprise-managed auth (EMA) lets admins connect plugins for their entire organization through their identity provider, so members don’t have to search for, sign in to, and authorize each plugin themselves. It’s built on an open extension to MCP.
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