This article explains single sign-on (SSO) and its variations, particularly focusing on Enterprise SSO, which uses employer-provided accounts for access across multiple applications. It covers the roles of SAML for implementing Enterprise SSO and SCIM for managing user data synchronization and deactivation.

This article explains how to integrate Enterprise SSO and SCIM into your product to meet enterprise customer needs. It covers the differences between SSO and SCIM, architectural decisions for account merging, and steps for adding these features using PropelAuth BYO.

Building features like SSO and SCIM in-house can significantly delay enterprise adoption for SaaS startups due to the complexities and time demands involved. The article outlines the phases of developing these features and emphasizes the benefits of using WorkOS, such as reduced development costs and faster onboarding for enterprise customers.