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Enterprise Sign-In Help

What Is Enterprise Sign-In?

Enterprise sign-in lets users log in with your company's identity provider instead of creating a separate portal password. In security standards, this is called OpenID Connect (OIDC).

In plain terms: your users sign in with the same work account they already use, and your identity provider enforces MFA and password policy.

Why Use It?

  • Users keep one familiar company login.
  • MFA and account lockout are controlled centrally by your identity team.
  • Faster onboarding and deprovisioning through your identity provider.
  • Cleaner audit trail for sign-in events.

How To Configure It

  1. In your identity provider, create an OIDC application for the Easysoft tenant portal.
  2. Set the redirect/callback URL to: https://portal.penstests.com/tenant/oidc/callback
  3. In the Easysoft admin portal, open Identity (global) or Tenant Settings (tenant-specific) and enable OIDC.
  4. Fill in issuer, authorization endpoint, token endpoint, JWKS URL, and client ID.
  5. Store the client secret in the configured server environment variable (do not paste secrets into reports or tickets).
  6. Run a test sign-in and verify user-to-tenant mapping before broad rollout.

What You Need From Your Identity Team

  • Identity provider app registration details (issuer + endpoints).
  • Client ID and client secret variable name.
  • User claim mapping for username/email and tenant mapping.
  • MFA requirement policy for this application.