Passwords are the weakest point of most accounts. With the Single Sign-On plugin, your team and clients sign in with their Google or Microsoft accounts instead.
What it gives you
- Google and Microsoft login on your platform's sign-in page.
- Team roles are kept: signing in with SSO doesn't change what a person may see or do.
- One place to remove access. When someone leaves, disable their company account and their access to the platform goes with it.
- Fewer passwords to manage and reset.
Setting it up
- Add the plugin ($990 one time; works with the DSP, SSP and ADX).
- Choose which providers to offer: Google, Microsoft or both.
- Ask your team to sign in once with SSO so their accounts are linked.
- Keep at least one admin account with two-factor login as a fallback.
SSO and two-factor login
They work together. Two-Factor Login is included at no extra cost and can be enforced on every account. If your company's Google or Microsoft accounts already require two-factor, SSO brings that protection to the platform.
When it is worth it
Teams of more than a few people, agencies with staff changes, and any operator whose clients ask how access is controlled.
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Nov 13, 2026