Sign-in methods
Turn each method on or off: Email, Google, Microsoft, and Apple. People can sign in to your organization only with the methods that are on. People who sign in through single sign-on (SSO) join your organization as members with read-only access. They can’t work in a project until an Admin adds them to one from Team members. See Manage team members.Email domains
Invitations are limited to email addresses on your allowed domains.- Allow invitations from any domain: turn this off to limit invitations to specific domains.
- The list shows each domain and how many members use it.
- To add a domain, type the domain name in the field at the bottom of the list, then select Add a domain.
- To remove a domain you added, select the trash icon next to it.
Frequently asked questions
Why can't I see the Sign in providers tab?
Why can't I see the Sign in providers tab?
Only organization Admins can see it.
Someone signed in with SSO but can't see any data. Why?
Someone signed in with SSO but can't see any data. Why?
People who join through SSO start with read-only access and no project. An Admin needs to add them to a project from Team members.
Why can't I invite someone with a particular email address?
Why can't I invite someone with a particular email address?
If Allow invitations from any domain is off, you can only invite addresses on your allowed domains. Add their domain under Email domains, or ask an organization Admin to do it.
Why can't someone sign in with Google, Microsoft, or Apple?
Why can't someone sign in with Google, Microsoft, or Apple?
Check that the method is turned on under Sign-in methods. People can only use the methods that are on.