With SSO (single sign-on), users can access their Workleap products without memorizing another username and password. Give them the option to sign in using their credentials for products like:

And, with SAML, you can choose from countless identity providers (IdPs).

To activate Slack SSO:

Slack SSO is activated per workspace. To connect additional workspaces, select Add another workspace. Select the trashcan icon to disconnect a workspace. Select the pencil icon to reconnect or delete a previously connected workspace.

To activate Google or Microsoft 365 SSO for your Workleap account:

Select the toggle to enforce SSO. If activated, your user base can only log in to your Workleap products using the SSO options you've activated. That means users won't be able to log in with their username/password or by opening magic links.

With SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language), you can set up Workleap SSO to work with a wide variety of identity providers (IdPs), including:

To turn on SAML SSO for your organization, follow the steps below. For additional help, contact us using the widget in the corner of the screen.

First, create a new SAML application in your identity provider (e.g., Azure AD, Okta, etc.). You will need an Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL and Entity ID to create the app. For now, enter https://www.placeholder.com as a temporary value in both fields (Workleap provides the final ACS URL and Entity ID in Step 3.)

Send a request to our support team asking to set up SAML for your account.

Please include your application's SAML metadata (from Step 1) in your request.

At least, we will need your:

After our team finishes your SAML setup, we will send you:

Now, return to your SAML application, and add in the values we sent you in Step 3. When complete, your users can log in to Workleap using their credentials from your chosen identity provider.