Connecting providers (IdP)

Authress Authentication works as identity aggregation. This means that it provides a central point to combine any number of user identity management or federated login providers in a single place. For example Google and Office 365 login. Providing a solution that works with just one is easy, but to support both and then normalize the data, this becomes more complex.

Authress normalizes these providing standard OIDC complaint JWTs which includes secure session management.

Provider Guides

📄️ General Setup

Integrating identity providers such as Google into your web application can be challenging, here's a quick start for any site.

📄️ GitHub OAuth

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating GitHub into Authress so that your users can log in with their GitHub user or organization account.

📄️ Google Login

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating Login with Google identity provider connection into Authress so that your users can log in with their Google account.

📄️ Microsoft/Azure AD

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating Azure Active Directory (AD) identity provider connection into Authress so that your users can log in with their AD account.

📄️ Salesforce Connected Apps

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating a Salesforce Login into Authress so that your users can log in with their Salesforce account.

📄️ Zoho Accounts

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating Login with Zoho accounts connection into Authress so that your users can log in with their Zoho account.

📄️ Yahoo!

This article provides a quick start guide for integrating Login with the Sign In With Yahoo connection into Authress so that your users can log in with their Yahoo! account.

📄️ Configuring OAuth/SAML connections

Setting up OAuth connections to non-standard providers using the advanced connection configuration

📄️ Custom connections

Connect a legacy internal identity provider to Authress