--- updatedAt: 2026-08-27T18:04:50.000Z --- Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.readme.com/ent/llms.txt. Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. Append .md to any documentation page URL to get its markdown version. If a page title in the index already matches your question, fetch that page directly. When no title matches, or finding one means reading a long index, attach a query parameter in the root llms.txt URL like https://docs.readme.com/ent/llms.txt?query= using 2-4 specific keywords to get only the matching pages, most relevant first. # Single Sign-On (SSO) Connect your identity provider and let Teammates sign in with SSO Single sign-on (SSO) lets your Teammates log in to ReadMe using your organization's existing SAML 2.0 identity provider, instead of a separate ReadMe password. Set it up once in your Enterprise Group dashboard, and it applies across all projects in your group. Single Sign-On is an Enterprise feature. View [Upgrade to Enterprise](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/upgrade-to-enterprise) and contact [growth@readme.io](mailto:growth@readme.io) to learn more. *** ## Supported Providers ReadMe supports most SAML 2.0 based SSO providers, including: * [Okta](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-okta) * [Google Workspace](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-google-saml) * [Microsoft Entra](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-microsoft-entra) * [Auth0](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/auth0) * [JumpCloud](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/jumpcloud) *** ## Implement SSO With SAML selected, configure your identity provider to work with the SSO connection ReadMe generates for your Enterprise Group. 1. Navigate to the **Teammates** setting in your Enterprise Group dashboard. 2. Choose **SAML** from the Single Sign-On dropdown, then click **Configure**. 3. Within the configuration, add the following to your identity provider: * IDP Configuration * Attribute Statements * Group Attribute Statements Make sure the Single Sign-On URL and Entity ID include your Enterprise Group name with `-teammates` at the end. This is your connection name. *** ## Log In Via SSO Once your connection is set up, Teammates log in through your SSO login URL at `https://dash.readme.com/login/sso/`. They'll see every project associated with the Enterprise account, but only gain access to a project after an Admin adds them. *** ## SSO Login Permissions By default, a member who signs in with SAML has no access to your projects. Access to SAML does not grant access to a ReadMe project. There are two ways to grant a user access through the permission system: 1. **Approve a request.** As Teammates log in through your identity provider, they can request access to a project. An Admin approves or rejects each request. 2. **Invite directly.** After your SAML connection is set up, add new Teammates with the **Invite** option. On the **Teammates** page, Admins specify whether a new user is a Group Admin, Group Viewer, Project Admin, or Project Viewer. For details on automatically provisioning permissions from your identity provider, see [Groups Mapping](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/groups-mapping). # Sub pages * [Okta](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-okta.md) * [Google SAML](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-google-saml.md) * [Microsoft Entra](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/setting-up-microsoft-entra.md) * [Auth0](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/auth0.md) * [JumpCloud](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/jumpcloud.md) * [Groups Mapping](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/groups-mapping.md) # Sibling pages * [Overview](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/user-management-overview.md) * [Authentication & Access](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/enterprise-authentication-access-overview-q1-22.md) * [Teammates and Roles](https://docs.readme.com/ent/docs/user-roles.md)