Single Sign-On

Authenticate FOSSA users through your corporate identity provider using SAML, G Suite, or LDAP.

2 min readUpdated Jul 9, 2026

Overview

In addition to FOSSA's built-in authentication, you can let your users sign in through your corporate identity provider. FOSSA supports login and account provisioning through G Suite (Google Workspace), SAML identity providers such as Okta, Auth0, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), and Active Directory Federation Service, and LDAP.

Enabling single sign-on bypasses FOSSA's own authentication and verifies your users against your identity provider instead. How a user signs in depends on the provider you configure.

How your users sign in

Identity providerHow users sign in
G Suite (Google Workspace)Click Log in with Google on the FOSSA login page.
SAML (Okta, Auth0, Entra ID, ADFS)Enter their email on the FOSSA login page and get redirected to your provider; or launch FOSSA directly from your provider's portal.
LDAPEnter their username and password at your organization's org-name.fossa.app subdomain.

Set up your identity provider

Claiming email domains

Domain claiming lets you associate one or more email domains with your FOSSA organization, so that any user who signs in with an email address on a claimed domain is automatically routed through your SSO provider rather than FOSSA's built-in login.

When a domain is claimed:

  • Users who enter an email on that domain at the FOSSA login page are redirected to your SSO provider automatically.
  • New users on the domain cannot bypass SSO by registering directly with a password.
  • Existing users on the domain who previously had a password-based account will be prompted to authenticate through SSO on their next login.

To claim a domain, go to Settings → Organization → Authentication and use the domain claiming flow in the SSO configuration panel. FOSSA will verify domain ownership before activating the claim. If you run into issues, contact support@fossa.com.

Provisioning and login methods

When an account is provisioned through single sign-on, password-based login is disabled for that user. To add users who keep password login, invite them by email. See Inviting Users. Invited users can use both password and single sign-on login.

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