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Connect your organization's Google Workspace or Okta identity provider with verified-domain enrollment.
Your work identity
Use Google Workspace or Okta through OpenID Connect.
Verified domains
Prove domain ownership with DNS before enabling organization enrollment.
Basic access first
New members receive basic permissions; administrators decide which additional access to grant.
Connect organization access to your identity provider
Enterprise administrators can configure Google Workspace or Okta under Enterprise → Authentication. Members use their work email to start organization sign-in. Successful identities must have a verified email address in the exact configured domain.
Verify ownership before enrollment
DNS verification establishes who controls the domain. Verification lasts 30 days and is renewed by daily checks while the record remains present. Changing the domain invalidates verification. Removing a member blocks automatic re-enrollment until an administrator explicitly restores access.
Keep existing-account linking safe
An email match alone cannot connect an existing account to a new identity provider. Existing users authenticate with their established method before linking a work identity. New members start with basic permissions, and administrators retain control over elevated access.
Available in Enterprise
Organization SSO is an Enterprise feature. Ordinary Google, GitHub, and GitLab login, organizations, invitations, and member permissions remain in Community. Current support is OpenID Connect, not SAML, SCIM provisioning, or enforced SSO-only login. Review the setup guide and edition comparison.