Single Sign-on (SSO)
Configuration guide
SSO is available on Enterprise plans and paid plans for additional cost. Contact Qodo for more information
Overview
This guide walks you through the process of configuring Single Sign-On (SSO) for your Qodo organization. SSO allows your team members to authenticate using your organization's identity provider, providing a seamless and secure login experience.
Prerequisites
Before you begin the SSO configuration process, ensure you have the following:
Required Access Levels
Qodo user account with admin privileges
An enterprise license for Qodo
Admin privileges on your identity provider
Configuration Steps
Step 1: Access Organization Settings
Navigate to your organization's user management page:
Log in to your Qodo account with admin privileges
Step 2: Initiate SSO Configuration
From the user management page:
Click on the three dots menu (...)
Select Manage SSO
Step 3: Select Your Identity Provider
You'll be presented with a list of supported identity providers. Qodo supports the following SSO options:
Entra ID (Azure AD) SAML - Microsoft's cloud-based identity service
Okta SAML - Enterprise identity management
Google SAML - Google Workspace integration
Auth0 SAML - Flexible authentication platform
CAS SAML - Central Authentication Service
ClassLink SAML - Education-focused SSO
Cloudflare SAML - Zero Trust security integration
CyberArk SAML - Privileged access management
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Step 4: Provider-Specific Configuration
Once you select your identity provider, you'll be guided through a tailored configuration process specific to that provider.
Example: Configuring Entra ID (Azure AD)
This section show an example of connecting to Azure AD. Follow the in product guide for the complete steps.
Step 1: Create an Enterprise Application
Required Access: You must have administrator access to your Microsoft Entra admin center to complete these steps.
Next Steps
After completing the provider-specific configuration:
Test the connection - Verify SSO works with a test user account
Assign users - Add your team members to the SSO application
Enable SSO enforcement - Make SSO mandatory for your organization
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Ensure all URLs are correctly configured in both Qodo and your identity provider
Verify that user email addresses match between systems
Check that the SAML response includes required attributes
Support
If you encounter issues during configuration:
Review the provider-specific documentation
Contact your identity provider's support team for provider-side issues
Reach out to Qodo support for application-specific questions
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