By using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) and single sign-on (SSO), you can apply your organization’s security settings to an Enterprise-level Smartsheet plan. This allows users managed by your Enterprise directory to sign in to Smartsheet using their corporate credentials.
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SAML setup and maintenance resources
To learn how to configure and maintain SAML-based SSO with Smartsheet, see the resources below:
- Admin Center: Manage authentication options: Read this to review the differences between SAML and other login methods.
- Configure SAML for domain-level single sign‐on to Smartsheet: These are instructions for setting up SAML in Smartsheet.
- Replace an expired IdP certificate for SAML: Use these steps to update expiring certificates in Smartsheet.
- Claims examples for SAML in Smartsheet: These are examples of the metadata and attributes that Smartsheet is looking for from your SSO provider.
- SAML FAQs and common errors: These are FAQs and solutions to common roadblocks with setting up and maintaining SAML.
Once you've configured SAML
Users on your company network will see the Your Company SSO option on the login page. They can select the button to authenticate their login using their company-provided SSO credentials.
Smartsheet supports SAML 2 for SSO, and the following SAML 2 compliant identity providers:
- OneLogin
- ADFS
- Shibboleth
- PingIdentity
- Okta