Objective
This article explains where to find the single sign-on (SSO) profiles configured for your Twilio organization, which domains each profile covers, and how to resume a profile whose setup is unfinished.
Product
Twilio Organizations
Environment
Twilio Console
User Account Permission/Role(s) Required
SSO profile list permission. Opening a profile additionally needs SSO read permission, without it the profile name is shown as plain text rather than a link.
Procedure
- In the Twilio Console, select Settings in the left sidebar.
- Select Organization settings, then Single sign-on (SSO).
- The Single sign-on profiles page explains that SSO lets your users log in to the Twilio Console using their corporate identity provider credentials, and lists your profiles under SSO friendly name, Domains, Date created, and Date updated.
- Select a profile's name:
- A fully configured profile opens its detail page, where you can review the identity provider settings and the enforced domains.
- A profile whose setup is not finished, including one with no enforced domains, opens the setup wizard so you can carry on where you left off.
- To add another profile, select Add SSO profile.
Additional Information
- Where a profile enforces more than two domains, the Domains column is truncated; select the indicator to see the full list.
- If your organization has no profiles, the page shows "No SSO profiles" and "You don't have any single sign-on profiles yet." with a Create SSO profile button.
- If the list cannot be loaded, the page shows "Unable to load SSO profiles" and suggests reloading the page.
- If single sign-on is not available for your Twilio edition, the page explains this instead of showing the list.
- If you do not hold the list permission, the page shows "Access is required".
- You can create up to 10 SSO profiles. Beyond that, "You can create up to 10 SSO profiles. Delete an existing profile before creating a new one." appears.
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