Enterprise/SSO Login Overview

Enterprise / SSO Login Overview

PortPro Enterprise Login (SSO via SAML 2.0)

PortPro’s Enterprise Login supports SAML-based Single Sign-On (SSO), allowing users to authenticate via a trusted Identity Provider (IdP), such as Okta, Auth0, or a corporate SSO platform.

• Uses SAML 2.0 protocol

• Follows an IdP-initiated SSO flow (users authenticate through their IdP)

• Compatible with PortPro Carrier and PortPro Broker platforms

• Designed for secure, centralized login via your organization’s identity system

To Enable Enterprise Login

1. Contact Support
   Reach out to PortPro Support, your Account Manager, or Customer Success Manager to enable the feature.

2. Access Setup
   Go to: Settings > Connections > Enterprise Connection Setup

3. Configure the Connection

   • Enter:

     • Organization Name

     • Organization Display Name (custom label shown to users)

   • Provide from your IdP:

     • Login URL

     • Logout URL

     • Email Field Mapping, both Login and Logout URLs 

   • Select:

     • Protocol Binding Method: HTTP POST or Redirect

   • Upload:

     • x509 Signing Certificate in .pem format
       (must include -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE----- and -----END CERTIFICATE-----)

4. Set Up in Identity Provider
   Directly in the IdP, create a new Service Provider which will include a metadata Import. Copy the metadata from the Setup page for the import, which should also contain any necessary information during this external setup.

   • Create a new Service Provider (SP) configuration 

   • Use metadata provided by PortPro to complete the setup

5. User Login Experience

   • Click Enterprise Login on the PortPro login page

   • Enter the Organization Name as defined during setup

   • Continue to the IdP login page

   • After successful authentication, the user is redirected to the PortPro dashboard

FAQs

• Q: Will users be prevented from logging in via the Portpro Sign In (non Enterprise)?
  • No, users are not prevented from logging in via the other sign in method
• Q: Are drivers included in the enterprise login feature?
  • If Single Sign-On (SSO) is required for drivers, this must be specified when the SSO request is submitted. Driver access is not enabled by default.