Claude Enterprise has introduced a new Enterprise-Managed Auth extension that enables admins to centrally authorize MCP connectors for their organizations. This extension enhances security by allowing centralized control over connector access, aimed at improving enterprise capabilities through integrations with popular platforms like Okta, Asana, Atlassian, Canva, Figma, Granola, Linear, and Slack. The authorized connectors ensure consistent access and functionality across Claude chat, Claude Code, and Cowork interfaces.
Asana: Asana is a project management platform used by teams to plan, track, and manage work. It provides tools for task assignment, timelines, and collaboration. The service is now offering an MCP connector for integration with Claude Enterprise in beta.
Canva: Canva is a graphic design platform that enables users to create visual content through templates and drag-and-drop tools. It serves individuals and enterprises for marketing and presentation materials. A connector from Canva is part of the beta Enterprise-Managed Auth extension.
Figma: Figma is a collaborative interface design and prototyping tool widely used by product and design teams. It facilitates real-time editing and feedback on digital products. Figma is among the connectors available in the Claude Enterprise beta.
Slack: Slack is a messaging and collaboration platform for team communication and channel-based discussions. It supports integrations with numerous productivity tools. The connector is in beta now, with expanded access coming soon via the Enterprise-Managed Auth feature.
Linear: Linear is an issue tracking and project management tool tailored for software engineering teams. It emphasizes speed and simplicity in managing development workflows. Linear connectors are included in the beta release for Claude Enterprise.
Granola: Granola provides AI-powered tools for meeting notes and productivity. It helps users capture and organize discussions effectively. The service offers an MCP connector now supported through Claude Enterprise’s new authorization system.
Supabase: Supabase is an open-source backend platform offering database, authentication, and storage services as alternatives to proprietary solutions. It supports developers building scalable applications. Supabase provides one of the initial MCP connectors authorized through Claude Enterprise.
Atlassian: Atlassian develops productivity software including Jira for issue tracking and Confluence for documentation. Its tools support software development and team collaboration at scale. Atlassian connectors are included in the initial beta for Claude Enterprise MCP authorization.
ClaudeDevs: ClaudeDevs is the official developer-facing account for Anthropic’s Claude AI, sharing updates on features, betas, and integrations. It communicates directly with developers and admins about platform enhancements. The account announced the beta rollout of Enterprise-Managed Auth with specific connector partners.
Claude Enterprise: Claude Enterprise is Anthropic’s dedicated platform for organizational use of the Claude AI assistant, offering advanced admin controls and security features. The service enables businesses to integrate AI capabilities into their workflows while maintaining oversight. In this development, it introduces centralized authorization for MCP connectors to streamline enterprise deployments.
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“Enterprise Security”: “The new Enterprise-Managed Auth extension enables centralized authorization of MCP connectors for Claude Enterprise users.”,
“Integration Expansion”: “The beta program partners with established productivity and collaboration platforms such as Okta, Asana, Atlassian, Canva, Figma, Granola, Linear, Slack, and Supabase.”,
“Multi-Platform Consistency”: “Authorized connectors provide consistent access and functionality across Claude chat, Claude Code, and Cowork.”
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