To set up SSO for your team, you need to connect your central identity provider with our services using approved standard protocols. Your identity provider needs to support one of the following protocols:
- OpenID Connect v1.0
- SAML v2.0
Step 1: Define your company SSO domain name
Your SSO domain name should should meet the following criteria:
- Start with a letter
- Not end with a hyphen (-)
- Only include letters, numbers, and hyphens
- Not include a period (.)
Examples: companyname, company-name
Step 2: Request your company domain name
If you are in direct contact with our Sales team, you should reach out to your Sales Manager to request your company domain name. Alternatively, you can request your company domain name in your DeepL account:
- Go to Settings in your account
- In the Team tab, click Set up SSO
- Enter your preferred company domain name under Company SSO Domain Name
- Click Request
Due to security reasons, we have to review your company domain name. The review process may take up to three days. The review status is displayed in your account, under Single Sign-On (SSO):
- Domain name submitted for approval: this status indicates that the review is still ongoing, and you have to wait.
- Domain name denied: this status indicates that due to some reason your company domain name was rejected. To proceed with the SSO setup, you should contact our Customer Support.
- Domain name approved: this status indicates that you can proceed with the setup via the Set up SSO button.
Once your preferred company domain name is connected to your account, you can proceed with the setup steps described below.
Step 3: Choose Authentication Type
DeepL supports OpenID Connect and SAML, see below documentation to guide you through configuration.
Once setup is complete, your team will be able to access DeepL via SSO login. More information about how to use SSO login can be found here.