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Standards supports SAML SSO integrations, enabling people within your organization to seamlessly view restricted projects using their existing credentials. It also allows for workspace members to sign-in using SAML SSO.
In this guide:
Getting Started
SAML SSO use cases
- Enabling SAML SSO allows projects that are published to require your Identity Provider (IdP) credentials to view.
- SAML SSO can be enabled so that members of the workspace are required to sign-in using your Identity Provider (IdP) credentials to access the workspace.
Things to keep in mind
- For security reasons, every email address domain used in the SAML integration (i.e. [email protected]) must be authorized by a Standards team member. By default, we authorize the domain associated with the account holder. Let us know if there are other domains you need authorized.
- SAML integrations and settings are configured on a specific workspace. If you would like to use SAML for multiple workspaces, they will need to be configured separately.
What is needed
- A Standards account with an Enterprise plan
- Admin or owner permissions in the workspace where SAML is to be configured
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