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Allowing Password Sign-In

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Although Single Sign-On (SSO) integrates with a centralized and secure identity provider for user management, it is still possible to allow users to authenticate using their own passwords by enabling the Allow Password Sign-In option under the Single Sign On section in your team settings page.

The _Allow Password Sign-In_ option under the _Single Sign-On_ section

The Allow Password Sign-In option under the Single Sign-On section.

This option will be available after you successfully integrate with your identity provider.

Updated 7 months ago