# Email Auto-Provisioning
## Overview
To facilitate the onboarding of Keeper to users based on their email address domain and a Master Password, use the Email Provisioning method. This can be used for organizations that are deploying Keeper to a large number of users (such as a university) where the admin is not explicitly inviting the user to sign up.
For example, anyone with the email address containing the domain **acme.edu**, can be automatically provisioned to a particular node and role within the **Acme EDU** Keeper Enterprise account upon creating their vault.
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Email provisioning is only recommended for users setting up a Master Password authentication method. SSO-enabled nodes **do not** require an email provisioning method.
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### Configuration
**(1)** Login to [t](https://keepersecurity.com/console)he Keeper Admin Console
**(2)** If you don't already have a Node created for this provisioning method, please create one by clicking "Add Node". Provisioning is not permitted in the root node.
**(3)** In the new node, click on **Provisioning** **>** **Add Method**
**(4)** Select **Email Auto-Provisioning** then **Next**
Email Auto-Provisioning
**(5)** Choose a method of domain name ownership. You can use DNS lookup or HTML file upload.
**(6)** Once verification is complete, the status will show the email domain.
### Inviting Users
When using the email provisioning method, the easiest way to invite users to sign up is to provide them a link to the vault:
US Data Center:\
EU Data Center:\
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AU Data Center:\
CA Data Center:\
[https://keepersecurity.com.](https://keepersecurity.com.au/vault)[ca/vault](https://keepersecurity.ca/vault)
JP Data Center:\
Users simply click "Set up now" and use your company email to create your vault.
EnterYour Email Address
The user types in their email and clicks "Next".
User will set a Master Password.
After the user confirms their email with a verification code, the user will be provisioned to the specified Node and Default Role in the Admin Console.
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