Single sign-on allows managers with Qualee Console access to be able to login with their existing company identity, and will not need to maintain a separate set of login credentials for Qualee. This also allows them to directly access Qualee from your company's central app portal. Qualee integrates seamlessly with any external system capable of acting as a SAML 2.0 identity provider.

It is also possible to mandate single sign-on for all users, including account administrators, so that it is only possible to login using single sign-on.

SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) is a popular open standard for authentication and authorisation between two entities. These entities are commonly referred to as an identity provider, such as Microsoft Azure Active Directory, and a service provider application such as Qualee. The user sign-in flow can be initiated both from the service provider website as well as directly from an identity provider’s app portal page.

If your existing central identity management system supports the SAML protocol it can be configured as the single sign-on for Qualee. Popular hosted services with SAML support include:

Individual instructions may vary based on the identity provider, the general instructions are as follows:

Toggling on the Force authentication option will require anyone logging into the Qualee Console to complete the login step (email/password, typically) in the SSO system, even if they have an active session.