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Whitelisting Domains for Magma Math

To ensure Magma Math works smoothly across your school or district network, certain domains, services, IP ranges, and ports should be allowlisted (whitelisted).

Written by Stephanie

Why Whitelisting Matters

Many school networks use firewalls, web filters, or security tools that can block required services.

Whitelisting Magma Math and trusted partner domains helps ensure:

  • students can access assignments successfully

  • teachers can use classroom tools without interruption

  • support chat and Help Center articles load correctly

  • real-time features function properly

Google APIs

These Google services support:

  • text-to-speech

  • translation features

*.googleapis.com texttospeech.googleapis.com translation.googleapis.com

Matteappen Domains

These services support:

  • handwriting recognition

  • drawboard functionality

  • backend processing

*.matteappen.se myscript-iink.matteappen.se api.matteappen.se cdn.matteappen.se app.matteappen.se

Intercom Support Services

Magma Math uses Intercom for:

  • live chat support

  • Help Center access

  • in-platform messaging

Intercom Domains

*.intercom.io *.intercomcdn.com *.intercomassets.com *.api-iam.intercom.io *.intercom.com

Intercom IP Ranges

Connect & Chat Services

34.194.168.0/29 34.194.253.128/25 52.45.243.0/24

Additional Required IP Ranges

34.206.233.32/27 52.4.198.128/27 52.5.12.48/28

Required Ports

Ensure your firewall allows outbound traffic on:

80   (HTTP) 443  (HTTPS)

Email Allowlisting

To ensure schools receive important emails and support communications, allowlist:

@magmamath.com @magmamaths.co.uk @magma.se @intercom.io

Additional Recommendations

If your district uses:

  • GoGuardian

  • Lightspeed

  • Securly

  • Linewize

  • other filtering or firewall tools

please ensure the domains above are allowlisted in both:

  • firewall settings

  • content filtering systems

This helps prevent classroom disruptions and blocked functionality across Magma Math.

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