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Single Sign-On (SSO) enables businesses to secure employee access across a variety of third-party services. Currently, Checkly supports the following SSO protocols:

  1. SAML
  2. Microsoft Azure AD

If you are interested in using Checkly with a different SSO protocol, please reach out to Support.

SSO is only available for Checkly’s enterprise plans.

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