USE CASE / UNIFY SSO

Unify single sign-on (SSO) across different IDPs

Give users secure access to apps and resources protected by IDPs they don’t have a log-in for — without buying extra licenses or changing their authentication experience.

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Remove unnecessary access barriers, stay compliant, and reduce duplicate licensing costs

Unify authentication across multiple IDPs

Traditional SSO needs you to consolidate all users into a single IDP. Strata allows you to unify authentication — without forcing migrations or disrupting authentication workflows.

Let users access the resources they need without buying extra seats

Stop wasting money on extra licenses for people using different IDPs. Get rid of redundant user provisioning by letting them authenticate through their primary IDP instead.

Keep a consistent, familiar login experience across all applications

Logging into work apps should be the easiest part of the day. Get rid of the friction of too many authentication flows — and save on IT support tickets — by letting users log in once through their familiar IDP.

Provide secure app access immediately after an M&A or global expansion event

Give users access to necessary apps on day one — through their current IDP. Reduce your IAM integration timeline and by-pass the lengthy provisioning process without sacrificing safety and compliance.

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How Strata solves your unify SSO woes

1. Users authenticate with their primary IDP

Keep the same familiar login experience. Each user sees their primary IDP’s login screen, keeping the experience consistent and avoiding inefficiencies.

Diagram of a multi-IDP enterprise showing how to integrate identity across acquired, parent, and international business units, each with distinct identity providers and applications, ending with a Microsoft sign-in prompt at the bottom.

2. The orchestrator proxies authentication requests

Behind the scenes, the orchestrator acts like a proxy and safely routes the user to resources protected by secondary IDPs or different instances of the same IDP — allowing secure access without provisioning new accounts.

Diagram illustrating how to integrate identity providers (Okta, Azure AD, Ping Access) across acquired, parent, and international business units, finalized with a Microsoft sign-in prompt at the bottom.

3. Sensitive data remains localized

Different global regulations around data can impact access. By using orchestration and handling attributes at runtime, sensitive data stays within the appropriate local region, ensuring company and regulatory compliance.

Diagram showing a multi-IDP enterprise setup, integrating identity across Acquired, Parent, and International units using Okta, Azure AD, Ping, various apps, LDAP directories, and a Microsoft sign-in prompt.

 

Start with unify SSO and future proof IAM from there

With Identity Orchestration in place, you’ll be able to fix fragmented idenet, unify authentication and rationalize your outdated IDPs at your own pace.

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