Single Sign on provider
Allow users to sign into 3rd party applications using Xero as a single sign on provider (probably through OpenID).
You can now use Xero as an SSO provider using OAuth 2.0 and OpenId Connect.
Check out the docs here: https://developer.xero.com/documentation/oauth2/sign-in
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Ian S commented
That was sounding positive a year ago, is it in place now I can't find related documentation?
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dean commented
Any update on the Azure ad sso ?
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Anonymous commented
Any update on this?
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Nicholas Mcdonald commented
Also, SSO needs to be enforceable. Organizations should be able to force all users too authenticate via the IDP and to prevent authentication using traditional Xero accounts.
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Nicholas Mcdonald commented
This is definitely critical for account management especially in larger orgs, As a side note to this I would like to suggest supporting SSO for an org's customers, We utilize Azure AD for all of our customers to have "Logins" with our organization. We would like for those same logins to be usable for customers to view their invoices with us, without having to create a Xero account.
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John Gilham commented
Thank you for finally working on SSO.
Please work on a guide for Azure Active Directory (SAML or OpenID Connect). The same user directory all of Office 365 uses.
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Josh Moore commented
Hi team. Any progress on this? SAML and Oauth2 endpoints are becoming critical for credential and account management. This is effectively the only application that we use that isn't SAML enabled.
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Anonymous commented
Can you support integration with Microsoft Azure AD to enable SSO for users to login with their company credentials?
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Buzz commented
Yes support SAML integration would allow any number of identity providers to be used.
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CSV2Cloud commented
I just have to second what Mark said. Basically eliminate the need for users to create another username/password for our website as they obviously already have their Xero credentials. Seems like a win-win situation for all parties involved.
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Mark commented
We would love Xero to act as an authentication provider so that we could give our users the ability to "Login via Xero" and not have to create another username and password on our site. Eliminating the friction of managing two accounts (especially when we and/or Xero introduce two-factor authentication) would be of real benefit to all parties involved.
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David Young commented
A number of SMB's (including ours) will be using Active Directory and ADFS 2.0 because they need it in place for Office365 single signon. It also looks like Microsoft have taken it forward into Windows Server 2012. As a fallback, SAML would also be good. (Not quite the comment that was sought).