Managing login and access settings in Together is essential for controlling how users sign in and interact with your organization’s mentorship programs. This article covers the key areas of managing access, specifically focusing on settings available with and without Single Sign-On (SSO) enabled. To get started, head over to Settings > General: 

When SSO is Enabled for Your Organization

If your organization has SSO enabled, you will see an option to toggle Just In Time Provisioning. This feature allows users to be automatically created in the system when they first attempt to log in via SSO, streamlining the onboarding process.

Additionally, you can allow users who have the link to the platform to sign up using their email and password. This option provides flexibility for users who may not be part of your SSO configuration but still need access to the platform.

When SSO is Not Enabled for Your Organization

If SSO is not enabled, you will still see the option to toggle Just In Time Provisioning, allowing the automatic creation of user accounts upon their first login attempt.

In this scenario, you can also allow users who have the link to the platform to sign up using their email and password. Moreover, you have the ability to restrict new user signups by specific email domains. To implement these restrictions, you can enter a list of allowed email domains in the provided text field, separating each domain with a comma. If you leave this field blank, there will be no restrictions on signups by domain.