Single Sign-On

Single sign-on (SSO) is an authentication system set up through an organization's identity provider (IdP) or Active Directory, allowing users to log in to laptops, email, and software solutions using one set of credentials.

When enabled with SSO, you can access the Juvare solutions using your organizational credentials (work email address, password, and authenticator). This means you do not need to create a new username and password for accessing your Juvare solutions with SSO.

You can also configure SSO through EntraID and an MFA configuration on your IdP as a workaround for the standard method. All MFA is handled by your IdP. If you have accounts that use SSO in these circumstances, Juvare does not handle MFA through Okta or Juvare Login Services.

Users

After an account has been created for you on one or more Juvare solutions, you can log in through the solution’s login page or https://login.juvare.com with your work email address. You will be automatically routed to your organization’s identity provider (IdP) for authentication before being redirected back to the Juvare site to access the solution.

  • You must have a valid work email address.

  • The login email on your Juvare user account must match your work email address.

  • You will receive a Welcome to Juvare! email, explaining that your work email address and credentials have been used to create an account.

  • If you log in to a workstation with your organizational credentials, you may not be able to access generic or shared accounts in Juvare solutions because the account credentials will not match.

Administrators

To enable log in using Juvare Login Services with SSO only for specific users, a change to the user settings is required. For these changes to be enacted, the users will be directed to contact your organization’s IT Department.

SSO User FAQs

If you are unable to access your Juvare solution, review the following FAQs about SSO before contacting your administrator for assistance. Any questions related to your product account can be referred to your client administrator. For all SSO and authentication-related issues, refer to your IdP administrator in your IT department.