Security and Access Control: Admin Portal

The Security section within the Admin Portal is where you manage high-level authentication protocols for your organization. Ensuring that your data and copilots are accessed only by authorized personnel is a critical component of platform governance.

Single Sign-On (SSO)

InSkill supports Single Sign-On (SSO) to streamline the login process while significantly enhancing your account's security posture.

Enhanced Security:
When SSO is enabled, users sign into InSkill using your existing company portal credentials. This centralizes identity management and ensures that your organization's internal security policies (such as Multi-Factor Authentication) are automatically applied to InSkill access.
Account-Level Deployment:
It is important to note that SSO is an account-level setting. Once enabled, it is turned on for every user associated with the account. This ensures a consistent security standard across your entire team but requires coordination before activation.
Centralized Revocation:
Because authentication is handled through your company portal, access to InSkill is automatically revoked the moment a user is offboarded from your internal systems.

Configure SSO

Enabling/Disabling SSO

1 Select Admin from the navigation menu.

2 Click on the Security tab

3 In the SSO tab, enable SSO by clicking Enable SSO or by using the toggle in the top-right corner.

Configurable Options

1 - Enable or disable SSO. Existing providers & configuration settings will be preserved but disabled.

2 - Route — your organization's dedicated SSO login page.

3 - Default Role — the role assigned to new users created when signing in with SSO.

4 - Enable Standard Login — allows users to continue signing in with a username and password in addition to SSO.

5 - Prompt users to use SSO — optionally prompt existing users to switch to SSO when signing in.

Add an Identity Provider

Click New provider

Azure

1 Select Azure from the list of providers.

2 Enter your organization's Tenant ID.

3 Click Save.

Note: The first time a user signs in with Azure SSO, they may be prompted to grant application permissions. Depending on your organization's IT policies, this may require approval from an administrator.

See Also: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity/enterprise-apps/grant-admin-consent?source=recommendations&pivots=portal