Let's review
In this module, you learned how to secure and streamline access to your Tines tenant through authentication configuration:
SSO integration: You configured SSO using SAML or OIDC to connect Tines with your identity provider, enabling users to sign in with their company credentials and giving you centralized access control.
Automated provisioning: You set up JIT or SCIM provisioning to automatically create and manage user accounts based on identity provider groups, eliminating manual user management and keeping team memberships in sync.
Access control and recovery: You implemented SSO group-based page access to restrict published pages to specific groups, and generated recovery codes to provide emergency access if authentication issues occur.
Authentication is the foundation of your tenant's security. By connecting Tines to your identity provider, you've centralized access control, simplified user management, and ensured that only authorized people can access your workflows and data.
Next up
Now that you've secured access to your tenant, it's time to explore the security and compliance features that help you meet regulatory requirements and maintain a secure workflow environment. In the next module, you'll learn about audit logging, IP access control, action egress control, and other security configurations that protect your Tines tenant and help you demonstrate compliance.