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Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO)
Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO)
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Written by Yoanna Hristova
Updated over 3 months ago

We now support Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) functionality in Grabyo Studio, a significant enhancement designed to streamline access to the Grabyo platform. The implementation of SSO is aimed at enhancing the authentication experience, thereby facilitating more efficient and secure access to our platform.

Key Advantages of Enterprise SSO:

  • Streamlined Access: SSO enables users to access multiple applications using a single set of credentials, eliminating the need for multiple passwords and thereby enhancing user convenience.

  • Enhanced Security: The centralisation of authentication through your enterprise Identity Provider (IdP) reduces the likelihood of password-related security threats. Furthermore, it simplifies the management of user access, particularly in scenarios involving personnel changes, thereby ensuring a higher level of security integrity.

  • Compatibility: Grabyo integrates seamlessly with existing identity providers (IdP) that support the SAML protocol, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of popular enterprise systems and providers, including but not limited to Google Workspace and Microsoft Azure.

How to setup SSO

To enable SSO on your account please reach out to your Customer Success Manager to organise an introduction between the Grabyo Development team and your SSO provider.

  1. Select ENTERPRISE SINGLE SIGN-ON

  2. Sign in with the correct email

📕 Note: If a user requires an email/password you need to toggle the ENABLE USERNAME AND PASSWORD LOGIN setting on in the user creation form.

✅ Tip: To prevent any unexpected downtime for user logins, when your organization becomes SSO enabled, we will not eliminate username and password access for existing users. This means that an administrator will need to deactivate email/password access for each user using the user edit modal.

Supported providers

Grabyo supports any SSO provider that has support for SAML. Some examples are:


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