# SSO with SAML

### Supported Providers

BugBase supports Single Sign-On (SSO) through Security Assertion Markup Language 2.0 (SAML 2.0) for these providers:

* [Okta](/company-guide/company-settings/security-and-authentication/sso-with-saml/okta-sso-setup-via-saml.md)

### Domain Verification

In order to configure single sign-on via SAML, you need to verify ownership of the domain for your program.

> To verify the ownership of domain:

1. Navigate to Your **Main Company Dashboard > Settings > Domains.**
2. Click on **Add New Domain.**

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3. Enter your domain and click **Save.**

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4. Now Add the TXT record shown on your Domain Management portal. After adding the TXT record click on **Verify**.

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> Once your domain is successfully verified, the status of your domain will be changed to *Verified*. You can continue to configure your SAML settings.

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### Configuring Single Sign-On through SAML

### Setup

> To configure Single Sign-On through SAML:

1. Navigate to Your **Main Company Dashboard > Settings > Security & Authentication.**
2. Click on **Enable SAML single sign-on authentication.**

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3. A Set-up modal will pop-up, click on **Setup** **SAML**.

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4. Next Click on **Enter Configuration**.

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5. Enter the information from the third-party tool for the following fields:

<table><thead><tr><th width="193">Field</th><th>Details</th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td>Domain</td><td>A Domain is required for SAML authentication. Select a Domain from the list of verified domains. This domain will be used to login with SSO.</td></tr><tr><td>Single Sign On URL</td><td>The URL from your SAML provider to initiate a single sign-on attempt, sometimes called the login URL.</td></tr><tr><td>X509 Certificate</td><td>The certificate from your SAML provider to verify the single sign-on response.</td></tr></tbody></table>

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6. Click **Save.**
7. Next you will asked to test your SAML Configuration, Clicking on **Test and Enable** will log you out of your current session and once you successfully login using SSO, your Single Sign-On will be Enabled.

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{% hint style="info" %}
**Single Logout**: BugBase only supports logouts Identity Provider (IdP) initiated logouts, that is logging out of BugBase will not log you out of your SSO provider.
{% endhint %}


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