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Supporting SSO is generally non trivial as each customer's SSO setup differs and requires different configuration options. I don't see issues with charging for
by majormjr 8y ago
Supporting SSO is generally non trivial as each customer's SSO setup differs and requires different configuration options. I don't see issues with charging for SSO support if the application already has a secure method of authorization and the customer would like to tie authentication into their own system.
- eropple 8y ago> Supporting SSO is generally non trivial as each customer's SSO setup differs and requires different configuration options. It's SAML2 and it's 2018. Not one of the ~20 services I've integrated with our provider has received so much as an email from us about the setup process on our end. This is a solved problem.