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SSO & Enterprise Identity Integration

When a business grows, managing a separate login for every application becomes a security and support burden. Single sign-on lets employees use one enterprise identity everywhere, and lets IT grant and revoke access centrally — including the moment someone leaves.

We integrate your applications with enterprise identity providers over SAML and OIDC, with role mapping and provisioning, so access is centralized, auditable, and instantly revocable.

Problems we solve

Access that outlives employment

Without central identity, a departing employee’s scattered logins linger, each a standing risk. SSO makes revocation a single action.

Password sprawl

Separate credentials per app mean weak, reused passwords and constant reset tickets. One federated identity fixes both.

No central visibility of access

When each app manages its own users, no one can answer "who can access what" — a problem for security and for audits.

How we approach it

Federated login over SAML / OIDC

We integrate with Okta, Azure AD/Entra, Google Workspace, and other IdPs so users authenticate once with their enterprise identity.

Role mapping and provisioning

Group and role claims from the IdP map to application roles, and provisioning/de-provisioning keeps access in sync automatically.

Central control and revocation

Access is granted and revoked centrally at the IdP, so offboarding is immediate and "who can access what" has a single answer.

What you get

  • SAML/OIDC integration with your identity provider
  • Role/group claim mapping to application permissions
  • Just-in-time or SCIM-style provisioning where supported
  • Central revocation and offboarding flow
  • Fallback and break-glass access handling
  • Documentation and configuration handover

Technologies & integrations

SAML 2.0OpenID Connect (OIDC)OktaAzure AD / Entra IDGoogle WorkspaceSCIM provisioning

Our delivery process

  1. 01
    Assess

    Identify the IdP, apps, and role mapping requirements.

  2. 02
    Integrate

    Wire SAML/OIDC login into the applications.

  3. 03
    Map roles

    Translate IdP groups/claims into app permissions.

  4. 04
    Provision

    Automate access sync and offboarding.

  5. 05
    Verify

    Test login, revocation, and break-glass paths.

Frequently asked questions

Which identity providers do you support?

The standards-based ones — SAML 2.0 and OIDC — which covers Okta, Azure AD/Entra, Google Workspace, OneLogin, and most enterprise IdPs.

Can access be revoked instantly when someone leaves?

Yes — that is a core benefit. Because identity is centralized at the IdP, disabling the user there revokes access to every integrated app at once.

Do you handle automated provisioning?

Where the IdP supports it, yes — via just-in-time provisioning or SCIM — so accounts and roles stay in sync without manual work.