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What you'll achieve
Teammates sign in through the approved identity provider and access is removed safely when they leave.
Prepare identity ownership
- Use a verified organization domain before configuring Organization SSO.
- Keep one workspace Owner able to sign in until you have tested the identity-provider flow.
- Agree with your identity administrator which groups map to Owner, Admin, Agent and Viewer before enabling provisioning.
Configure and test access
Open Admin > Security > Workspace and select Organization SSO.

Add the provider details, test sign-in with a non-owner account and confirm the correct workspace role.
Enable SCIM only after SSO works, then map identity-provider groups to DobroDesk roles.
Choose the deprovisioning behavior and confirm reassignment for conversations and articles before removing a person.
Require two-factor authentication for administrators and set a session length that matches your security policy.
Restrict trusted networks
Open Admin > Security > Workspace and scroll to Restrict trusted networks.

Enable Workspace IP allowlist. When Allowed IPv4 ranges appears, add the current public IPv4 address or CIDR range before saving the enabled policy so you do not lock out the owner or administrator making the change.
Add the other trusted IPv4 ranges you need, then select Save workspace policy.
Review a high-risk change
Enforcing SSO, replacing an identity provider or bulk SCIM deprovisioning can remove access. Request approval where DobroDesk requires it, then verify the resulting change in the audit history.
Put this guide into practice
Open Setup Center to apply the instructions in your workspace. Sign in when prompted.