Company directory and SSO
Sign in to DataBridge with your company directory: Windows/Active Directory for on-premises Server, and Microsoft Entra ID or OIDC single sign-on.
Planned Dec 2027 - Feb 2028 (estimate) Platform
DataBridge has its own user accounts today. This item lets people sign in with the directory your company already runs: Windows or Active Directory for DataBridge Server on your own network, and Microsoft Entra ID or another OpenID Connect (OIDC) provider for single sign-on.
You map directory groups to DataBridge roles. People are added to and removed from DataBridge when you add or remove them in the directory, so access follows your existing joiner and leaver process.
IT teams want one place to grant and remove access. Separate DataBridge passwords mean a second list to keep current, and a leaver can keep access until someone remembers to delete the account.
- Sign in with Windows or Active Directory credentials on DataBridge Server
- Single sign-on with Microsoft Entra ID or another OIDC provider
- Map directory groups to DataBridge roles
- Users are added and removed from the directory, and their DataBridge access follows
- Anything today: DataBridge has no Active Directory, Entra ID or single sign-on sign-in yet
- Every identity provider and protocol on day one. SAML is not part of the first release
- Provisioning of directory accounts. You manage people in your directory, not in DataBridge
- The window is an estimate. It can move as we learn.
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