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That's great for B2C, but B2B demands SSO.
by dotancohen 6mo ago
That's great for B2C, but B2B demands SSO.
- sevenzero 6mo agoNot really, we do B2B. E-mail & password is good enough for our customers. They really really dont care about what kinda auth we use.
- Orygin 6mo agoGreat for you but that's not the case for a lot of B2B contracts we have. A lot of them require integrating with their SSO, not just for login but for permissions too
- sevenzero 6mo agoDo permissions follow the same model everywhere with SSO or do you now have to set up permission logic everywhere for new customers? Like company A uses "admin" as role while company B uses "management" for essentially the same role?
- williamdclt 6mo agoDepends on your industry I guess. My personal experience is that small-to-medium companies ask for SSO, large and enterprise _require_ it.