Introduction

In the SSO.ID, the Tenant Settings typically refer to the configuration and customization options available to the administrators or organization managing the SSO system. Here are some common actions or configurations you can perform in the tenant settings of an SSO.ID system.

Tenant Name

The term "tenant name" in SSO.ID typically refers to the unique identifier or name assigned to a specific tenant within the system. This name helps distinguish one tenant from another and allows administrators to manage the settings and configurations for each tenant separately.

LoggedIn your Tenant

To log in to your specific tenant, you should first enable the connections through which you want to access that tenant. There are many types of connections available for logging in to your tenant.

  • Google
  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn
  • Mea IDP
  • Azure Symania

For each connection, there are toggle buttons available. You should toggle the buttons for the connections you want to enable for logging in to your tenant. You can enable one or more connections. The connections you enable will be displayed on your tenant's login page. Now, you can log in to your tenant using these connections you've enabled, and they will function correctly. If you wish to log in to your tenant, simply click on the enabled connections, and you will be successfully logged in to your tenant. When auto-provisioning is turned on, the SSO.ID system automatically creates user accounts in the target application if the user's account doesn't already exist.

Support

There are following suportice contexts

  • Support email
  • Support url

Support email

A support email in the context of an SSO.ID system typically refers to an email address designated for users or administrators to contact for assistance or support related to the SSO.ID system. This email address is provided as a point of contact for resolving issues, answering questions, or seeking help with various aspects of the SSO.ID implementation.

Support url

A support URL in the context of SSO.ID system typically refers to a web address or URL that users and administrators can visit to access resources, information, or assistance related to SSO.ID support and help. The support URL is a common means of providing users with access to documentation, FAQs, knowledge bases, and support contact information.

Enable authentication for tenants

SSO.ID offers two authentication methods for both your application and your tenant. To enable multifactor authentication for your tenant, follow a simple process. Navigate to the settings section for your tenant and activate either phone message authentication or email authentication by clicking the toggle button. This action will enable multifactor authentication for your tenant.

Logo url

The logo URL in a Single Sign-On (SSO) system typically refers to a web address (URL) that hosts or links to the logo image that represents the SSO service or the organization's branding within the SSO portal. This logo is usually displayed on the login page, user portal, or other parts of the SSO interface to provide a branded and recognizable appearance for users.

Logo Base64

Using a Base64 encoded logo in an SSO.ID system means that the logo image is stored as a Base64-encoded string directly within the SSO configuration or web page code, instead of being hosted at an external URL.

Privacy and Policy

A Privacy and Policy page in SSO.ID system is a web page or section of the SSO.ID portal that provides users with information about the privacy practices and policies of the SSO.ID service. This page is essential for transparency and compliance with data protection regulations, as it informs users about how their data is collected, used, and protected.

Update Privacy and Policy

Click on the Add Privacy and Policy page.

Add the privacy and policies that pertain to your tenant's SSO services. In case of updates, you can easily add new policies and remove old privacy policies from the privacy policies section. Finally, click on the "Save" button. Your updates in the tenant settings will be successfully updated.

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