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Enable Single-Sign-On for Partners
Enable Single-Sign-On for Partners

Learn how to setup single-sign-on for your partners

Wouter Moyaert avatar
Written by Wouter Moyaert
Updated over 2 weeks ago

Introw: Reach out to [email protected] if you want to have this feature enabled.

What is Partner Single-Sign-On?

Introw Partner SSO will allow your partner users to access the Introw portal through a SAML 2.0 authentication mechanism instead of Introw's default email-verification flow.

How to set this up?

Navigate to your Introw settings > Portal Settings
You will see a tab Partner SSO which contains all the necessary information to configure a SAML 2.0 connection with your Identity Provider.

The service provider is already prepared by Introw and available on your subdomain or custom domain.

Use the metadata URL from Introw to prepare your internal SAML connection. Once your identity provider is prepared, fill in the Metadata URL and Introw will finalise the connection.

As soon as the “Enable Partner SSO” is enabled the login experience will shift and your partners will only see a Login with SSO button (this copy can be changed in the tab - portal).

Brand your partner experience for SSO.

It is still possible to customize the portal experience prior to authenticating with Single Sign On to make it match your brand and tone of voice in regards of the copy being used.
Below is an example of a configured portal viewed as the partner.

Partner experience with SSO.

If your partners are already authenticated and they click on a link to Introw (from an email for example) they will automatically be logged into Introw and land on their partner portal.

When not authenticated, the partners will land on the login page of the partner portal with a clear CTA to be redirected to Single Sign On.

Partners will now login on your Identity Provider, after the authentication they are redirected back to the partner portal and land within their dedicated partner room.


Example of OneLogin as identity provider

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