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Single sign-on with your identity provider

Each company signs its people in with its own identity provider, provisions them with SCIM and sets its own sign-in policy. Thoshika stays the source of truth for what each person can open.

What you can set

Identity and sign-in controls

Company administrators set all of this under Admin, Single sign-on. No support ticket is needed.

Single sign-on and sign-in policy features
FeatureWhat it does
SAML 2.0 and OpenID ConnectConnect any standard identity provider per company, by metadata or discovery URL
Provider presetsMicrosoft Entra ID, Google Workspace and Okta
Several providersAny number per company; each verified email domain routes to one
Domain verificationA DNS TXT record proves the domain; one company per domain
Sign-in by emailPeople type their work email and are sent to the right provider
Enforced SSOPasswords switched off for your domains, with up to five break-glass administrators
Just-in-time accountsAccounts and default roles created on first sign-in, if you allow it
SCIM 2.0Users and groups provisioned and deactivated by your provider; groups map to Thoshika roles
MFA policyNobody, administrators or everyone; passkeys, authenticator codes and SSO all count
Session limitsIdle and absolute session timeouts per company
IP allowlistRestrict sign-in and every API call to your networks, with lock-out protection
Allowed methodsChoose which of password, passkey and SSO each company accepts
Sign-in logSuccesses, failures and blocks, with method, provider and IP address
MobileSSO on the Android and iOS apps through a one-time hand-off code
Group policiesSign-in policies set once for a group of companies rather than company by company
Signed and encrypted SAMLSigned authentication requests and encrypted assertions
IdP-initiated sign-in and single logoutStart from your identity provider’s app launcher, and sign out everywhere at once
SCIM bulk operationsBulk create, update and deactivate in one SCIM request
Without an identity provider

Passkeys and passwords, done properly

Smaller companies can sign in without SSO. The sign-in screens are Thoshika's own, on the web and in the apps.

  • Passkeys with Touch ID, Windows Hello and Android or iOS devices
  • Authenticator app codes as a second factor
  • Short-lived access tokens; refresh tokens rotate and a reused one ends the session
  • People see and end their own sessions and passkeys under Profile, Security

Rolling out to a large team?

We can help you connect your identity provider and plan the switch to enforced SSO.