[DOC-280] Single sign-on (SSO)

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The long-term backlog of Documenso. Issues that are being worked on or will be worked on soon are in the main repo.

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[DOC-280] Single sign-on (SSO) #16

Open ElTimuro opened 1 year ago

ElTimuro commented 1 year ago

SSO (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_sign-on) can improve and simplify the user's experience
Offering a solid SSO is an enabler for more enterprise usage.

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PeerRich commented 1 year ago

we use https://boxyhq.com at https://cal.com. can intro you to their CEO

ElTimuro commented 1 year ago

Pretty neat, I will take you up on that, when the time comes..

anuragts commented 1 year ago

can also use Clerk ( https://clerk.com/features/social-sso )

simoncoles commented 1 year ago

We have a product aimed at enterprise users and after some research just wrote our own SAML2 service provider (SDP). Not a lot of code, really, and a lot less scary than it first appeared.

From a commercial perspective SAML2 is a must for the Enterprise when you've sold to the business rather than individual users, and can increase the number of users considerably. If you're selling to individual users then you won't get into the company's SAML IDP and social-based SSO is the way to go.

aaronfisher commented 8 months ago

SSO (alongside Salesforce) is necessary for any sort of Enterprise adoption, to kick DocuSign out of the flow. Looking forward to the day.