Single sign-on
Single sign-on changes how people log in to your public board. Instead of using the default UserJot login flow, users are redirected to your own authentication page and then sent back after they sign in.
In UserJot, SSO is configured as a board login mode. That means it replaces the normal board login experience rather than acting as a separate optional button.
Enable single sign-on
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Open Settings in your workspace, then go to Login.
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Under Authentication, find the Board login setting.
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Select SSO if you want your public board to use your own authentication flow instead of the default UserJot login.
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The first time you choose SSO, an Enable SSO dialog asks for your redirect URL. Enter the
https://URL where users should authenticate, then confirm with Enable SSO. -
The mode applies immediately. Users who click Sign In on the board are sent to your authentication page. To change the URL later, edit SSO redirect URL on the same page and select Save.
What changes when SSO is enabled
SSO replaces the default board login flow. When users try to sign in from your board, they are redirected to your authentication page instead of going through UserJot's normal login.
This is useful when your company already manages authentication in its own app or identity provider and you want board access to follow the same rules.
Board login modes
The Board login setting controls how login works on your public board:
- Default uses the standard UserJot login flow.
- SSO redirects users to your authentication page.
- Disabled hides the login button entirely.
Board login modes require the Professional plan. On other plans, the setting is visible but locked.
Where to find the technical setup
The support page is meant to explain the feature and the settings. For the technical implementation steps, use the implementation guide in our docs section.