Sign-In Providers Getting Started
Sign-In Providers let administrators configure how users sign in to Qualytics directly from the platform, without deployment-level setup. From Settings > Access, you can set up and manage multiple sign-in providers (OIDC and SAML identity providers, plus email and password sign-in), invite new users, review requests to link a new sign-in identity to an existing account, and audit sign-in activity.
The sign-in page shows one button for each enabled provider, so users pick how they authenticate.
Permissions
Only users with the Admin role see the Providers, Link approvals, Invitations, and Log tabs on the Access settings page. See the Permissions page for details.
Existing deployments
Existing deployments keep their current sign-in method until the new authentication mode is enabled for them. Providers can be configured and verified in advance; they take over sign-in only after the switch. See How It Works for details.
Deep Dive
Understand provider types, the sign-in experience, identity linking, and access restrictions.
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Introduction
What sign-in providers are, the available types, and how users experience sign-in.
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How It Works
Provisioning, identity linking, access restrictions, sessions, and the audit trail.
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Permissions
Roles required to manage providers, approvals, invitations, and the sign-in log.
How-tos
Set up and operate your sign-in providers.
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Add an OIDC Provider
Connect an OpenID Connect identity provider, including Google Workspace.
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Add a SAML Provider
Connect a SAML 2.0 identity provider using its metadata URL or file.
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Set Up Email & Password Sign-In
Enable password sign-in with a password policy, lockout rules, and invitations.
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Invite User
Invite a new user by email to set up their sign-in credentials.
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Revoke Invitation
Cancel a pending invitation before it is used.
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Manage Providers
Test, edit, enable, disable, and delete sign-in providers.
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Review Link Approvals
Approve or reject requests to link a new sign-in identity to an existing account.
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View the Sign-In Log
Audit sign-in activity and provider configuration changes.