Verify a domain and Configure Atlassian Access are correct.

Verify a domain is an organization level action because it ties an email domain to the Atlassian organization and enables centralized controls such as SSO and user provisioning. Verifying a domain is performed at the organization level and affects all products and sites that belong to that organization.

Configure Atlassian Access is an organization level configuration because Atlassian Access provides enterprise features like single sign on, enforced security policies, and SCIM provisioning across multiple products. Enabling and configuring Access is done for the organization rather than from an individual product site on the Standard tier.

Manage product release tracks is incorrect because release track controls are handled at the product level by product administrators and are not an organization wide setting that a site admin would change for the organization.

Create a sandbox environment is incorrect because sandbox environments are offered at higher subscription tiers and through organization administration. Standard tier sites do not provide the ability to create a sandbox from site settings.

Set IP allowlists for product access is incorrect because IP allowlisting for access is typically managed through Atlassian Access or organization policies and may require the appropriate Access subscription and organization administrator privileges. A Standard site admin cannot set organization wide IP allowlists from the product site settings.

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