Enterprise SSO and access planning
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Updated Apr 11, 2026
Signelio security settings present SAML 2.0 and OpenID Connect as enterprise-coordinated access options. That means SSO planning should be treated as a scoped rollout conversation, not a self-serve toggle.
Before you begin
An enterprise identity requirement
A clear internal owner for SSO or identity rollout
An understanding of which workspaces or users the change affects
Treat SSO as a rollout project
Identity work affects authentication, team onboarding, security posture, and sometimes billing or compliance review.
Plan it as a coordinated change rather than an isolated setting update.
Use the enterprise coordination path
The current settings experience routes SSO setup through Contact Us rather than a self-serve configuration wizard.
Prepare your requirements before you start that conversation.
Align related controls
SSO planning often overlaps with MFA expectations, domain trust, and workspace governance discussions.
Bundle those needs together when possible so the rollout is coherent.
Pro Tips
Know whether you need SAML or OIDC before you engage.
Identify who owns onboarding and offboarding inside your organization.
Review domain and workspace governance expectations early.
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