Single Sign-On (SSO) is an account security feature that authenticates users and grants access to applications. Only Facilitators & Referrers can use the SSO feature to log in.
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To use Single Sign-On, you must set up a domain with an Identity Provider (IdP) such as OneLogin, Google, Microsoft, or Okta.
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Warning: Facilitators and Referrers are still required to use Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA). |
See the expandable content below for a brief comparison of authentication protocols:
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Benefits of Single Sign-On
Enhanced Security
Leverage authentication decisions defined through your IdP, such as password and authentication policies.
Revoke compromised user access to the Portal in minutes.
Seamless Access Management
Optimize new team member onboarding with Portal access using sign-in credentials created by your business for access to multiple applications.
Streamline existing team members' Portal access without requiring
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a Payrix Login ID.
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Additional Resources
Visit the links below to learn more about different authentication protocols:
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Getting Started with Single Sign-On
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