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What is SSO?

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Single Sign-On (SSO) enables your employees to log in to Grovo without the hassle of juggling multiple login credentials.

For SSO to work, there needs to be two providers; an Identity Provider (IdP), and a Service Provider (SP). Grovo is a Service Provider. It is expected that the Grovo Admin has established an Identity Provider either internally or with a service like OneLogin or Okta before continuing. 

Configuration

For information about authenticating users using Onelogin, please see here. To configure any other IdP, please see SP Initiated SAML 2.0.

The audience for this documentation should be technical resources familiar with SSO and your specific platform that is serving as the identity provider. 

Logging In

Once configured, any user from your enterprise may access Grovo by navigating to enterprise.grovo.com and clicking "Continue" to log in. If the user is already logged in through their IdP, the user will be automatically redirected to Grovo's learner homepage.

Just-in-Time User Provisioning

Customers who have SSO configured for user authentication in Grovo can take advantage of just-in-time provisioning of users. In cases where the user record is not found in Grovo, we will create the record for such user just-in-time when the user requests first admission to Grovo via their SSO provider. This feature is automatically available to all customers who configured Grovo SSO, however, it has to be turned on by the Grovo Customer Success team.

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