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Protect Your Data and Simplify Logins with Single Sign-On
Give your team one secure login for all CloudTalk tools and integrations. With our cloud SSO solution, you simplify access, strengthen security, and deliver a seamless login experience across your entire workspace.
- Agents can log in once to access all they need, speeding up daily workflows.
- Centralized authentication improves security by minimizing password fatigue.
- Keep your team focused on calls—not credentials—boosting efficiency.

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What Is Single Sign-On (SSO)?
Single Sign-On (SSO) is a secure login solution that lets users access multiple applications with one set of credentials. With cloud-based single sign-on, your team can log in to CloudTalk and all connected tools without juggling multiple passwords.
SSO improves both security and productivity. It reduces the risk of data breaches by minimizing weak or reused passwords and ensures that only verified users gain access through SSO authentication. When integrated with your existing identity provider (like Google, Azure, or Okta), it simplifies secure access management.

How Does Single Sign-On (SSO) Work?
Single Sign-On (SSO) works by letting users authenticate once through a trusted identity provider like Google, Azure, or Okta.
When someone tries to access CloudTalk, the system checks their credentials with the configured identity provider. Once verified, access is granted instantly.
This seamless process enhances the user experience, enforces strong access control, and strengthens overall security through secure single sign-on authentication.

How to Use Single Sign-On in CloudTalk?
- Open your CloudTalk account and navigate to the “Account Settings”.
- Select the “Security” tab and click on the option to enable SSO.
- Enter the necessary details from your identity provider.
- Save the SSO configuration to activate it for your account

Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about the product and billing.
What is an SSO Token?
An SSO token is a digital credential generated after a user successfully authenticates through Single Sign-On. It contains user identity information and allows access to multiple applications.
How do SSO Authentication Tokens Work?
When accessing other connected applications, the token is validated by identity providers to grant the user access without requiring additional logins.
Is SSO Secure?
Yes, SSO is secure when implemented correctly. It reduces the number of login credentials users need to manage, thereby lowering the risk of weak or reused passwords.
What is an Example of an SSO?
An example of SSO is logging into Google and then accessing Gmail, Google Drive, and YouTube without needing to log in again for each service.
What happens if a Single Sign-On is enabled?
When Single Sign-On is enabled, users only need to log in once using their credentials from an identity provider. After that, they can access all authorized applications without needing to log in again.
What is the difference between SSO and MFA?
SSO allows access to multiple applications with one login, while MFA adds an extra layer of security by requiring additional verification methods, such as a code sent to a mobile device.
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Can SSO be used with cloud applications?
Absolutely. SSO is commonly used with cloud-based applications, allowing seamless and secure access across various platforms and services.
What happens if the SSO provider is unavailable?
If the SSO provider experiences downtime, users may be unable to access connected applications. Implementing redundancy and failover strategies can mitigate this risk.



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