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Having set up a lot of SAML2 SSO integrations, I'm definitely going to put SAML2 in an enterprise tier. My sanity is not worth dealing with SAML2 for customers
by beering 7y ago
Having set up a lot of SAML2 SSO integrations, I'm definitely going to put SAML2 in an enterprise tier. My sanity is not worth dealing with SAML2 for customers who are trying to get by with some $100/month subscription plan.
In fact, Raygun's policy (according to this list) sounds like something I would do: add support for a couple common ones like Google and Facebook, make all the other SSO setups require an Enterprise plan.
* note: I dealt mostly with higher-ed. Don't know if they're more or less competent compared with corporations.