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IP allowlisting for enterprise accounts.

Enterprise plans can restrict Docuplete access to specific IP addresses or CIDR ranges. Only requests from allowlisted networks reach your account — preventing access from unauthorized locations, even with valid credentials.

What it covers

How Docuplete protects your documents and data.

Technical details

Under the hood.

What IP allowlisting does

Access to your Docuplete account is restricted to the IP addresses or ranges you specify. A request from any other IP — even with valid credentials — is blocked before it reaches your account.

Protects against credential compromise

If credentials are compromised, IP allowlisting prevents an attacker from a different network from using them. Access is restricted to your office network, VPN, or other authorized ranges.

CIDR range support

Specify individual IP addresses or CIDR ranges (e.g. 203.0.113.0/24) to allowlist entire subnets — useful for offices with dynamic IP pools or distributed team locations.

Client interviews not affected

IP allowlisting applies to your Docuplete account access — not to client-facing interview links. Your clients can still complete their interviews from any location.

Combined with SAML SSO

Pair IP allowlisting with SAML SSO for a layered enterprise security posture: access is restricted by network and by identity provider policy simultaneously.

Enterprise-only

IP allowlisting is available on the Docuplete Enterprise plan. Configure it from your account security settings as part of enterprise onboarding.

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