Voluntarily wants to make it as easy as possible for volunteers to get started on the platform. One obstacle is the need to create an account, decide a new username and password, and then validate your email address.
This is why Voluntarily has partnered with Auth0.com to provide a range of ways in which you can sign in without creating new credentials.
For individuals, you can sign in using your existing Facebook, Google, and LinkedIn social media accounts.
For enterprises, you can connect your staff to voluntarily by integrating into your single sign on system. Auth0 supports: OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect (OIDC)) SAML, WS-Federation, & LDAP ( https://auth0.com/docs/protocols_).
Single Sign-on (SSO) Allows your staff to sign into Voluntarily using their office credentials routing through their familiar company sign-in page. It also allows you to track which of your staff are using Voluntarily and allows you to control who can use Voluntarily using sign-in groups.
We recommend SAML (Security Assertion Markup Language) as one of the easiest ways to connect your staff using Voluntarily to your existing internal directory.
Configuration is straightforward and if you already connect to cloud services such as Salesforce, Office365 etc you may have done this before.
This document describes setting up an ADFS SAML connection. https://auth0.com/docs/protocols/saml/adfs
Having decided to go ahead we will liaise directly with an IT representative you provide to establish your endpoint, configure Auth0 and test the connection.
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