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Configure Single Sign-On (SSO) for Senturo

Enhance Account Security with Google or Microsoft SSO

Introduction:
Senturo supports Single Sign-On (SSO) using Google or Microsoft accounts to simplify login and improve security. This article walks you through enabling and managing SSO from your account settings.


Steps to Configure SSO in Senturo

1. Navigate to Authentication Settings

  • In your Senturo dashboard, click on the Account Settings (wrench icon) in the left-hand menu.

  • Select the Authentication tab at the top of the Account Settings page.

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2. Choose Your SSO Login Option

You have two configuration choices:

  • Require SSO on all accounts:

    • All users must authenticate using Google or Microsoft SSO.

    • Login via email and password will be disabled for increased security.

  • Allow both SSO and regular login:

    • Users can choose to sign in via Google, Microsoft, or traditional email/password.

Select your preferred option and click Save to apply.


3. User Login Experience

Once SSO is configured, users will see the updated login screen with the following options:

  • Sign in with Google

  • Sign in with Microsoft

  • Sign in with Email (if allowed)

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Conclusion

Enabling SSO in Senturo streamlines authentication and strengthens account security by using your organization’s existing identity provider. Choose the mode that fits your IT and compliance needs — either enforcing SSO exclusively or offering it as a flexible option alongside email login.


FAQs

Q: Can I restrict login to only Google or only Microsoft?
A: Currently, Senturo allows both Google and Microsoft as SSO providers. You can restrict login methods via identity provider settings.

Q: Will enabling “Require SSO” affect existing users?
A: Yes. All users will be required to log in via Google or Microsoft SSO, and traditional username/password logins will be disabled.

Q: Can I revert to regular login later?
A: Yes. You can switch back to "Allow both SSO and regular login" anytime from the Authentication tab in Account Settings.