Add an email domain to your organization’s LinkedIn Page to enable member verification

Last updated: 3 months ago

As a LinkedIn Page super admin, you can control which email domains (such as @yourcompany.com) can be used to verify members’ association with your organization. You must include all domains that your employees are likely to use for workplace verification.

When you add a domain, members of your organization can verify their workplace or education association by confirming that they have an email address with the approved domain (such as name@yourcompany.com). Once verified, the verification will be displayed on the member’s LinkedIn profile in the About this profile section. You can add email domains only on desktop.

Who can use this feature?

To enable member verification, your Page must be verified. We’re gradually making Page verification available, and your organization might not have access to it at this time.

To add an email domain that controls member verification:

  1. Go to your Page super admin view.

  2. Click Settings in the left menu.

  3. Click Verification controls.

  4. Click the + Add domains button.

  5. Enter your domain.

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    Include all domains that your employees are likely to use for workplace verification.

  6. Click the Save button.

For your convenience, LinkedIn periodically suggests domains that might be associated with your organization. Click Review [number] suggested domains to approve or delete suggested domains. Domains suggested by LinkedIn will automatically be added after 14 days.

Keep in mind that members also may be able to verify their association with your organization by means other than email (example: through a LinkedIn Recruiter or LinkedIn Learning license).

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