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Overview

Unify supports email and password, Google sign-in, and enterprise single sign-on (SSO). Your workspace’s authentication configuration determines which methods are available. Sign in with the work email address associated with your Unify membership. Enterprise SSO lets your team use your organization’s identity provider to sign in. An administrator coordinates setup with Unify and the person who manages your identity provider.

Set up enterprise SSO

Enterprise SSO is a paid add-on available upon request. The additional charge passes through the cost Unify incurs to provide SSO. Contact your Unify account team to confirm pricing and arrange setup.
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Coordinate with your identity administrator

Identify the person who manages your organization’s identity provider. Share the provider you use, the workspace to configure, and the email domains your teammates sign in with.Unify supports enterprise connections including Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, SAML, and OpenID Connect. The setup requirements depend on the provider.
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Configure the connection

Your Unify account team provides a setup link after arranging the add-on. Have your identity administrator complete the provider configuration. For a SAML connection, this can include the sign-in URL and signing certificate.
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Verify sign-in before enforcement

Work with Unify to test the connection and confirm that existing teammates can reach the correct workspace. Resolve account or email-domain mismatches before requiring SSO for everyone.Once SSO is enforced, workspace members use that identity provider to sign in. Coordinate the change with your team so they know which sign-in method to use.

Manage access after setup

Continue to manage Unify membership and roles through Members and roles. Coordinate access changes with your identity administrator when someone joins or leaves. Contact Unify before changing an enforced connection, switching identity providers, or changing the domains used for sign-in. These changes can affect whether existing members can access the workspace.

Resolve sign-in problems

Sign in with the address that received the invitation. If you need to use a different address, ask your workspace administrator to review your membership before creating another account.
Ask your identity administrator to confirm that you have access to the Unify application and that your sign-in email matches your workspace membership. If the problem continues, contact Unify with the workspace name and the error shown during sign-in.