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Truv supports single sign-on (SSO) so your team can authenticate to the Dashboard through your organization’s identity provider. Once enabled, users sign in with their corporate credentials instead of a separate Truv password. SSO works with multi-tenancy setups. Users authenticate once and access all assigned companies.

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Supported protocols

SAML 2.0

HTTP Redirect binding (SP → IdP) and HTTP POST binding (IdP → SP)

OpenID Connect

Requires Issuer URL and Client ID. Client Secret is optional.

Azure AD

Requires Azure AD Domain, Client ID, and Client Secret.

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Supported identity providers

  • Okta
  • Azure Active Directory
  • Google Workspace
  • Ping Identity
  • Auth0
  • Custom SAML providers

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Benefits

Centralized Identity

Manage all Dashboard access through your existing identity provider.

Auto-Deprovisioning

When a user’s account is deactivated at the IdP, they immediately lose Dashboard access.

MFA Enforcement

Enforce multi-factor authentication and conditional access policies at the IdP level.

Audit Logging

Comprehensive audit trail of all SSO authentication events for compliance.

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Set up SSO

1

Request SSO enablement

Contact your Technical Account Manager (TAM) to request SSO setup for your organization.
2

Configure your identity provider

Truv generates a secure self-service configuration link for your IT team to set up the connection in your IdP.
3

Notify Truv

Let your TAM know when the IdP configuration is complete so Truv can validate the connection.
4

Validation & activation

Truv activates SSO organization-wide. Production clients validate via a call; onboarding clients validate via email.
Once SSO is activated, all team members authenticate through your IdP. Any MFA or conditional access policies you’ve configured apply automatically.

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User experience

After SSO is enabled:
  1. Users navigate to the Dashboard login page
  2. They enter their work email address
  3. They’re redirected to your identity provider for authentication
  4. After successful authentication, they’re returned to the Dashboard with full access based on their assigned role

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Next steps

Security & Compliance

Data protection, encryption, and compliance certifications

Dashboard

Navigate the Dashboard interface

Authentication

API credentials and access management