
Senturo now supports Single Sign-On (SSO), starting with Google and Microsoft authentication. IT administrators can keep SSO optional or enforce it organization-wide from the admin dashboard.
With SSO, your team members can sign in using the same Google or Microsoft accounts they already use every day for email, collaboration, and productivity. By default, SSO is optional, allowing users to continue logging in with email and password if they prefer. For organizations that want to standardize access, organization owners can enforce SSO—ensuring that everyone signs in with a trusted provider.
SSO delivers distinct outcomes for each audience:
We’re not stopping here. Support for Okta and ClassLink is already on the way, expanding the options available to organizations with different identity management tools. And if your team uses a different provider, we’d love to hear from you—reach out to our support team to request the provider you need.
Whether you choose to keep SSO optional or enforce it across your organization, this update gives you control. Setup is quick and can be managed directly by organization owners.
Yes. Organization owners can enforce SSO from the admin dashboard. Once enforcement is enabled, all users must sign in through the selected identity provider. Email and password login is disabled while enforcement is active.
Existing accounts are not deleted. If enforcement is later turned off, users can return to email/password login. While enforcement is on, only SSO sign-in is accepted.
SSO is included for all Senturo customers at no additional charge. Contact your account manager if you have questions about your plan.
When a team member's Google or Microsoft account is deactivated or removed from your organization, their Senturo access is revoked automatically on the next login attempt. No separate Senturo deprovisioning step is required.