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How to Block data for Email Addresses or Domains from Entering the Hive

This article discusses how to block email addresses and domains from entering the hive.

Blocking data for email addresses or domains from entering the Hive is a straightforward process. You must have the correct security assigned to complete these steps. If at any point you cannot follow these steps because the appropriate prompts do not appear, reach out to your CSM or Introhive support for assistance.

By following these steps, you can effectively manage which emails and domains are allowed into the Hive, ensuring your data remains clean and relevant.

Blocking a Domain

NOTE: Denylisting a domain not only prevents it from entering the Hive but also PURGES all existing records imported via blocked sources. Use this feature with caution.

  1. Login to the Relationship Portal

  2. Select the Settings option from the menu pane

  3. Select Admin Settings

  4. Select Denylist Domain from the top right corner drop down menu

  5. Select Add Domain

  6. Enter the domain name you want to block

  7. Optionally, provide a reason for blocking the domain in the “Why are you denylisting this domain?” box

  8. Select the checkboxes so that the word blocked appears next to all of the selections

  9. Select Create Denylist

  10. Enter the word CONTINUE at the prompt

Blocking an Email

NOTE: Denylisting an email will block it from entering the Hive and PURGE associated contacts and data. Be sure to review your contacts and data before using this tool.

  1. Login to the Relationship Portal

  2. Select the Settings option from the menu pane

  3. Select Admin Settings

  4. Select Denylist Email from the top right corner drop down menu

  5. Enter the email address you want to block
    NOTE: If blocking multiple emails, separate them with commas

  6. Optionally, provide a reason for blocking the domain in the “Why are you denylisting this email?” box

  7. Select Create Denylist

  8. Enter the word CONTINUE at the prompt

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