If you’re a user who has to sign into an account with SSO, you must set Use this account for SSO in the Security tab of your profile settings before you can access the account the first time. If you’re a first-time Celigo platform user, then this value is automatically set for you.
The account you want to use for SSO is also referred to as the primary SSO account. The account credentials are linked to your SSO credentials for secure access. To select your primary SSO account:
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Sign in using your username (email address) and password.
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Open the avatar at the top right, and select Security.
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In the resulting Security tab, select Use this account for SSO and click Save.
This account will be linked to the SSO provider when you sign in, and the credentials of the account are matched with the SSO provider account. If for any reason you are no longer a user in this account, it will no longer appear in Use this account for SSO.
You can sign into your account using either of the following ways:
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Use your SSO provider app to access integrator.io.
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The log-in/sign-in can be initiated from the Okta Dashboard through the Celigo platform (integrator.io) app shortcut.
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Access the application login URL in your browser:
https://integrator.io/sso/:orgidNote
If you are a new user accessing integrator.io for the first time, you must have access to your SSO provider before you sign up.
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A new account user signing in with SSO (first-time platform access) : If you're accessing the Celigo platform for the first time, Use this account for SSO is automatically set for you in the Security tab on the Profile page. There is no action required from you.
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A user joining an account where SSO is required: If you’ve already signed in to the Celigo platform, let’s say as a free trial user invited to a licensed account, then you will receive an email invitation with a link to the new account. Sign in using your email ID and password, and then proceed to the Security tab to set Use this account for SSO before your first sign-out.
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A user who already signs in with SSO –
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If you belong to more than one account that has SSO required: You can select only one value for Use this account for SSO. Then, you would be unable to access another account that requires SSO. One option is to ask an admin or owner to make SSO optional for you.
If you unset Use this account for SSO (leave the setting blank), you would be unable to sign in to an account that requires SSO until you choose that account again for SSO. Any accounts that you cannot access via SSO based on your current primary SSO account will be shown as disabled (grayed out) from the account selection menu at the top right of the platform.
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After selecting a different value for the account to use for SSO, you can test the connection by clicking Verify.
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