Brevo logs every IP address that tries to use your sub-organization's API keys. To protect their keys, Brevo can automatically block API requests from unknown IP addresses at the sub-organization level. Sub-organization users can also manually authorize trusted IP addresses to make sure they are never blocked.
For easier management, you can authorize trusted IP addresses directly from your New Admin account. You can then share these IP addresses with all your sub-organizations in one click. This avoids configuring IP restrictions separately for each sub-organization and ensures consistent API security across all accounts.
Good to know
Authorizing IP addresses at the Admin account level does not restrict API calls made by the Admin account. It only allows you to share these IP addresses with all sub-organizations for centralized and easier management.
Manually authorize a trusted IP address from your Admin account
- From your Admin account, go to Security > Authorized IPs.
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Click Authorize IP address.
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From the IP address format dropdown, select the format
of
the IP address you want to authorize:
- IPv4
- IPv4 range (CIDR format)
- IPv6
- IPv6 range (CIDR format)
- Enter the IP address or IP address range you want to authorize.
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Click Authorize IP address.
The IP address appears in your Authorized IPs list and will not be blocked.
Share authorized IP addresses with your sub-organizations
- From your Admin account, go to Security > Authorized IPs.
- Click Share IP addresses.
- Click Start sharing to confirm.
The authorized IP addresses are automatically added to the Authorized IP addresses list of all your sub-organizations.
To stop sharing these IP addresses at any time, click Stop sharing IP addresses.
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