The blog post describes the process of implementing Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) for a customer using the Convoy webhook gateway, which required embedding the SSO capability directly within the Convoy binary to meet the customer's corporate network needs. After considering building the solution from scratch and evaluating third-party options, the team chose to integrate SSOReady due to its ability to bundle with Convoy as a comprehensive offering. They developed an SSO Proxy to avoid introducing a new SaaS dependency for users, ensuring that the implementation was both efficient and straightforward, taking only two days to complete. The solution involved creating a proxy within the existing Rails monolith, which facilitated the authorization flow by managing tokens through newly designed database schema and controller logic. The approach demonstrated how leveraging reliable tools like SSOReady can effectively meet enterprise requirements, reduce complexity, and align with customer expectations without compromising quality. The success of this implementation highlighted the importance of developer-friendly tools in achieving rapid deployment and maintaining high standards, with a specific acknowledgment to Ulysse, CTO of SSOReady, for his guidance in designing the proxy.