How to Add Enterprise Login to Your SaaS in Days, Not Months

Implementing enterprise single sign-on (SSO) can be a time-consuming and resource-intensive task if built from scratch, often taking a team of engineers several months to complete. However, using a broker like SSOJet can dramatically reduce this time frame to just a few days by overlaying existing authentication systems and handling protocol intricacies such as SAML and OIDC exchanges. This approach allows for rapid integration by setting up a single OIDC callback in the application, enabling enterprise customers to sign in through their identity providers like Okta or Microsoft Entra ID. The process involves a structured day-by-day rollout, including setting up accounts, integrating SDKs, testing against sandbox environments, and enabling a self-serve admin portal for IT teams to manage their connections independently. While SSO implementation can be achieved quickly, other aspects like SCIM provisioning, custom role mapping, and security reviews require more time and should be planned as subsequent phases. Leveraging a broker not only speeds up deployment but also allows for scalable support across multiple identity providers without altering the existing authentication infrastructure.

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