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Metaview integrates seamlessly with a wide range of identity providers. This page covers enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) setup, which typically requires help from your IT team to configure an identity provider (for example, Okta or Microsoft Entra ID/Azure AD) to manage access to Metaview. You may also want to set up SCIM provisioning alongside SSO, see SCIM provisioning information here.
If you’re looking for the free, simple sign-in option, please see Connect with Google or Connect with Microsoft (OAuth-based login). Please note that Microsoft’s “Continue with Microsoft” login is different from enterprise SSO via Microsoft Entra ID/Azure AD—they’re both Microsoft options, but they’re configured and managed differently.
SSO via Okta (or other Enterprise Identity Provider) is not included in the Free plan or standard Pro subscriptions. Please book time with our sales team or contact support if you are interested in enabling the SSO add-on option for your organization or discussing our Enterprise plans.
  • Okta
  • Entra ID (Azure AD)
  • Google Workspace
  • ADP
  • Auth0
  • CAS
  • ClassLink
  • Cloudflare
  • CyberArk
  • Duo
  • JumpCloud
  • Keycloak
  • LastPass
  • Login.gov
  • Microsoft AD FS
  • miniOrange
  • NetIQ
  • OneLogin
  • Oracle
  • PingFederate
  • PingOne
  • Rippling
  • Salesforce
  • Shibboleth
  • Shibboleth Unsolicited
  • SimpleSAMLphp
  • VMware
  • Up to date list: https://my.metaview.app/settings/integrations
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Configuring SSO

Follow the steps below to set up Single Sign-On (SSO) for your organization. SSO simplifies login processes by allowing users to access multiple applications with a single set of credentials, improving security and streamlining user access. Please note that not all our subscription plans include SSO and additional charges may apply for its use.
  1. Sign in to Metaview, and navigate to Settings > Integrations > SSO User authentication management. Please note you may need to be an admin to make changes.
  2. Click Verify domain to start the guided setup. You’ll need someone with DNS access to add a TXT record; once added, Metaview will verify it automatically, usually within a few minutes.
  3. Once your domain is verified, Click on Manage SSO and select your company’s identity provider from the list.
  4. Follow the provider-specific setup instructions provided to complete the set up.
Additional provider-specific setup instructions. Please note that you may need assistance from your IT team to complete the setup process on your end.

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Workspaces that share an email domain

SSO in Metaview is set up once per email domain. When one workspace sets up SSO for a domain, everyone with an email on that domain signs in through it, including members of any other Metaview workspace that uses the same domain. Only the workspace that set up SSO first can manage it. In any other workspace with that domain, the SSO card in Settings > Integrations shows as Enabled, and Manage SSO is replaced by Contact support. Hover over Enabled to see that SSO is managed by another workspace. To change SSO settings in that case, contact support@metaview.ai and we’ll put you in touch with the right people.

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Troubleshooting

If your organization has set up SSO for Metaview, you should sign in using your work email, rather than the Continue with Google or the Continue with Microsoft options. If you select the wrong sign-in option, you will be redirected to your SSO provider login for authentication. Image
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If you encounter the error message "User is not assigned to this application" you will need to contact your IT team and request them to give you access to Metaview.

For any other questions about using SSO with Metaview, please have your organization’s IT administrator contact us at support@metaview.ai.