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# Single Sign-On

## Overview

Single Sign-On (SSO) allows users to authenticate once through a trusted provider (e.g., Microsoft, Google) to access your Servoy Cloud applications, avoiding the need for separate usernames and passwords.

## Supported Providers

Servoy Cloud supports the following SSO providers:

* **Google**
* **Microsoft**

## Setup Single Sign-On (SSO) in Servoy Cloud

To set up SSO for your Servoy Cloud application:

1. **Configure Authentication in Servoy Developer**
   * Set the authentication method to `SERVOY_CLOUD`.
2. **Access Servoy Cloud Application Settings**
   * Log in to your Servoy Cloud account.
   * Navigate to `Application` > `Your Application` > `Application Settings` using the **Configure** button.
3. **Create Custom Login**
   * Select the **Create custom login** option to access SSO settings.
4. **Enable Single Sign-On (SSO)**
   * On the Security Login page:
     * Toggle the switch to enable SSO for your chosen provider(s).
     * Enter the required parameters provided by the SSO provider during setup.


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