Using SSO to Access Sisense

Single Sign-On (SSO) enables a user to sign in once with a user ID and password to a group of related systems, avoiding multi-login requirements from end-users.

Single Sign-On (SSO) enables you to use your in-house technology or an Identity Provider. An Identity Provider issues a secure token to identify yourself when signing in to Sisense.

Single Sign-On options

To integrate between the Identity Provider Site (with SSO capability) and Sisense, use one of the following protocols:

SSO Using JSON Web Token
SSO Using Security Assertion Markup Language 2.0
SSO Using OpenID Connect

Selecting an identity protocol

Select an identity protocol from the table and follow the link.

Identity protocol	Integration via:	Requires a supported Identity Provider	Supportability approach	Link to section
JWT	Coding/Configuration	No	Via code analysis and logs	SSO Using JSON Web Token
SAML	Configuration	Yes	Via logs only	SSO Using Security Assertion Markup Language 2.0
OIDC	Configuration	Yes	Via logs only	SSO Using OpenID Connect