Sso Login Page
SSO-enforced sign in card with org domain shown, a single Continue with SSO button, and a named admin fallback for lockouts.
SSO-enforced sign in card with org domain shown, a single Continue with SSO button, and a named admin fallback for lockouts.
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Sso Login Page is the SSO-enforced sign in card, the Acme lockup at the top, then a single Continue with SSO button, a plain explanation that acme.com requires single sign-on and password login is disabled, a redirect note (you will be redirected to your identity provider and back), and a locked-out fallback that names the admin: Avery Stone at avery@acme.com. Below the card is the workspace switcher link for anyone who arrived at the wrong org.
The page has no form fields because the org has removed that surface entirely; naming the admin is the detail that makes the locked-out path usable without a support ticket.
Reach for this block as the full sign in page for any SSO-enforced workspace, replacing the standard sign in page at your auth router. Wire the Continue button to your SAML or OIDC redirect and pass the org slug so the identity provider knows which connection to use.
A natural flow around it on an Application Pro page:
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One strong use is the SSO-only workspace entry page. Other variants:
Tip: name the admin in the locked-out line; a generic contact your admin link turns a 30-second recovery into a support queue wait.