Email Change Verification is a security feature that helps prevent email fraud by requiring users to verify their new email address before the change takes effect. However, certain business situations may require temporarily disabling this verification step. For example, during a company merger when migrating 500+ users to a new email domain, or when correcting email addresses for users who no longer have access to their old email accounts.
While we do not recommend permanently turning off the Email Change Verification feature, System Administrators or Designated Contacts can request that it be temporary disabled. This article explains how to request temporary deactivation of this security feature for any legitimate business need requiring email address changes without user verification.
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Submit a deactivation request with Salesforce Support
To temporarily disable Email Change Verification in your Salesforce org, you'll need to submit a formal request to Salesforce Support with a signed letter specifying your allowed email domains. If you've reviewed the above notes and still wish to proceed with requesting deactivation, please follow these steps:
1. Have a System Administrator open a request with Salesforce Support.
2. Include the following information in the request:
3. Attach a signed letter to your new request with the following information:
000385107

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