Enabling Single Sign-on in FigPii
NOTE: This add-on is available upon request to our Enterprise users with a subscription the Large plans.
Single Sign-on (SSO) is an authentication process that allows users to access multiple applications with one set of sign-in credentials. SSO is a common procedure in enterprises, making it easier for them to manage a centralized list of their users. This practice makes it easy for them to restrict users' access to all connected applications by disabling their accounts once in the central database.
Enabling single sign-on (SSO) provides an extra layer of security to your FigPii account. You can set up SSO using any identity provider (IdP) that supports the creation of custom SAML applications or through our official single sign-on (SSO) connections to Microsoft Entra (Azure AD) and Google Workspace.
Advantages of Using SSO
- Eliminates credential reauthentication and helpdesk requests, thus improving productivity.
- Streamlines local and remote applications and desktop workflow.
- Minimizes phishing.
Enabling SSO in your FigPii Account
Prerequisite
Procedure
- Sign in to your FigPii account.
- Use the Help button in the lower corner to contact FigPii support and ask for SSO to be enabled for your account. (This add-on is available upon request to our Enterprise users with a subscription the Large plans).
- Please make sure to share your IdP name, our team will share the instructions to connect your IdP to FigPii.
- After you've been contacted by our support team letting you know the SSO add-on has been enabled for your account you can proceed to the next step.
- Click the gear icon ⚙ on the top right, and go to Domain Settings.
- Scroll down to the Single Sign-On section and click on Enable Single Sign-On for this domain.
Single Sign-on FAQs
1. How should I configure SSO?
2. What would happen to the current session when a single sign-on is enabled/disabled for an account? Will the users be signed out of their accounts?
3. If an admin/owner enables SSO, will users still be allowed to sign in by using an email password?
4. If SSO is disabled, how will the users access the account? Can they start using their old email address and password?
5. Will the users be allowed to change the password after SSO is enabled?
6. What would I do if my identity provider goes down?
7. Can I enable SSO only for a few users in my account?
8. My company has enabled SSO, but I cannot sign in using SSO from my email id?
9. My company uses a custom Single sign-on solution. Is FigPii compatible with that?
10. What are the entry and logout URLs for FigPii?
Contact FigPii support at support@figpii.com for SSO configuration details.