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Managed settings

Organization-wide settings that users cannot override. See what it is, how it works, how it is used and what to watch for, with pictures and examples.

Back to the glossary Claude Code
A big purple umbrella covering a row of identical desks with laptops, showing one policy that protects every machine.

What it is

Managed settings are rules an organization puts on every it runs. An IT or team writes them once, in the same shape as settings.json, and delivers them to every machine. They sit at the very top of the settings order, so a user's own files, a project file or the --settings flag cannot change a managed key. Companies use them to block risky actions, such as reading .env files, or to turn off bypass mode for everyone at once.

How it works

  1. Admin writes the policy as JSON
  2. Deliver it from console or file
  3. Claude Code applies it everywhere
  4. Check the source with /status

How to use it

  1. managed-settings.json

    a file placed in a system folder, such as /etc/claude-code/ on or /Library/Application Support/ClaudeCode/ on .

  2. Organization settings > Claude Code > Managed settings

    the claude.ai admin page where an Owner of a Team or Enterprise plan pastes the JSON. Claude Code fetches it from 's at startup and refreshes it every hour.

  3. allowManagedPermissionRulesOnly

    a key from managed settings. With it, Claude Code ignores rules from user, project and files.

  4. /status

    the Setting sources line shows which managed source applies, for example (remote) for the console or (file) for the system file.

Watch out

Managed settings are a control inside the Claude Code , not a hard wall. On a device without MDM, a user can get around them, for example by running a modified or very old Claude Code. A managed model is only a starting default, so use availableModels when you want to limit which people can pick.

Original and official docs

This page explains the term in plain words. The original is the authority: if they differ, follow the original.