Your team signs in with the accounts they already use
Connect your identity provider and turn on single sign-on for your whole organization — set it up yourself, prove it works with a real test before anyone's affected, and let directory sync handle who has access.
Enterprise SSO & SCIM
Self-service, not a support ticket
Configure SAML or OIDC single sign-on through a guided setup, right in your admin settings. No vendor call, no waiting on us. You're in control the whole way.
The rollout, in order
Identity rollouts are feared because they feel one-shot: flip the switch and hope the whole company can still sign in. On Kliv the rollout is a sequence — each step provable before the next, nobody affected until you say so.
Connect your identity provider
Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google, OneLogin, or any SAML or OIDC provider — through a guided setup in your admin settings. No vendor call, no ticket queue, no waiting on us.
Prove it with a real sign-in
Before anything is enforced, you run an actual sign-in round-trip against your exact configuration. The switch stays locked until it passes — and if it fails, the diagnostics show what was expected versus what your provider sent, not a vague error code.
Map groups to roles
Your provider's groups become Kliv roles, so who-can-do-what is decided in the directory you already govern — before a single person signs in through it.
Turn it on
Require single sign-on for your domain. Break-glass admin accounts stay outside the requirement, so a misbehaving identity provider can never lock you out of your own platform.
Let the directory drive access
SCIM keeps Kliv in step from then on: add someone to the right group and they're in; deactivate them and their access is revoked instantly, sessions and all. The joiners-and-leavers spreadsheet retires.
Read the record
Every sign-in, change, and provisioning event lands in the audit log — exportable to your security tools whenever a review asks. The trail exists before anyone thinks to ask for it.
Keep the exits open
Trust includes being able to leave. GDPR export and erase are built in, live, test, and sandbox data stay cleanly separated — and your app's source syncs to your own Git repository, push and pull.
One sign-in for everyone
Your team uses their existing company accounts through Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google, OneLogin, or any SAML or OIDC provider. One less password to manage.
Provision and de-provision automatically
Directory sync keeps Kliv in step with your identity provider. Add someone to the right group and they're in; deactivate them and their access is revoked instantly, sessions and all.
Prove it before you turn it on
A real sign-in round-trip confirms your setup works before a single user is affected. You can't switch it on until the test passes.
Diagnostics that point to the fix
When a sign-in fails, you see exactly what was expected versus what your provider sent — not a vague error. The fix is right there.
You decide who gets in
Require single sign-on for your domain, map your provider's groups to Kliv roles, and keep emergency break-glass admins so you're never locked out.
A clear record of everything
Every sign-in, change, and provisioning event is logged. Export it to your security tools whenever you need it.
No enterprise markup
SAML, OIDC, and SCIM — included in Max 20x
Most SaaS vendors lock single sign-on behind a call-us enterprise tier and charge a steep markup for the privilege. Kliv doesn't. SAML and OIDC single sign-on, SCIM provisioning, and the identity audit log all come with the Max 20x plan — a plan you buy with a credit card, no sales call required. Enterprise-grade security shouldn't be a luxury add-on.
Test the setup before anyone lives it
Connecting an identity provider shouldn't be a leap of faith. Kliv has you run a real sign-in against your exact configuration first — and only unlocks the switch once it succeeds. The thing other tools make miserable, made safe.
Enterprise-ready by default
Beyond sign-in: a compliance-grade identity audit trail, GDPR export and erase built in, and data kept cleanly separated across your live, test, and sandbox environments. And the code itself is never hostage — your app's source syncs to your own Git repository, push and pull. The trust controls your security team expects are already here.
Common questions
Can we test SSO before enforcing it?
Yes — and you must: Kliv has you run a real sign-in round-trip against your exact configuration, and the enforcement switch stays locked until that test passes. Nobody is affected while you set up, and nobody is affected until you decide they are.
Who configures this — our team or yours?
Yours, entirely: a guided setup in your admin settings, no sales call and no support ticket. When something's wrong, the diagnostics show what was expected versus what your provider actually sent — the fix is usually visible in the same screen.
What happens when someone leaves the company?
You deactivate them in your directory, and SCIM does the rest: access revoked instantly, active sessions included. Offboarding from Kliv stops being a separate checklist item — it's a side effect of the offboarding you already do.
What does the audit log capture?
Every sign-in, every configuration change, every provisioning event — who, what, when. Export it to your security tools whenever you need it; the record is compliance-grade and it's yours.
How is our data separated across environments?
Live, test, and sandbox data are kept cleanly apart — an experiment in the sandbox can never touch production rows. And because one identity system governs all of it, the person your directory deactivates loses the live app, the test data, and the sandbox in the same instant.
Do we actually own the code?
Yes — your app's source syncs to your own Git repository, push and pull. Ownership isn't a promise in a contract; it's a remote you control, current whenever you last pulled.
Bring your whole team onto Kliv
Connect your identity provider, test it for real, and turn it on — all yourself. Built-in means built together: one identity system governs the app, its environments, and its audit trail.
