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Connect Recruiting to single sign-on (SSO) using OneLogin

Describes Single Sign-On (SSO) and SAML 2.0, the benefits of Recruiting being SSO-ready, and using the OneLogin integration..

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Recruiting supports SAML 2.0 and can connect with most Single Sign-On (SSO) providers that also support SAML 2.0. 

OneLogin is a preferred SSO provider because it offers: 

  • Centralized access management for apps, setting security rules, and adding two-factor authentication 
  • Security policies and multi-factor authentication options 
  • One-click access across mobile, web, and desktop applications 
  • A simple dashboard for adding and removing employees 
  • Improved adoption through easier access to applications 

If you already use OneLogin, review Configure Single Sign-On for Recruiting to connect it  to Recruiting. 

For support with other SSO or SAML integrations, contact Recruiting Support or submit a ticket through the ATS Help area. 

OneLogin Features 

Single Sign-On (SSO) 

  • OneLogin uses SAML 2.0 to sign users in to Recruiting. 
  • SSO removes the need for user-managed passwords and helps reduce phishing risks. 

Active Directory and LDAP Integration 

  • OneLogin's Active Directory Connector installs in minutes. 
  • No server restarts or firewall changes are required. 

OneLogin Mobile 

  • Many web applications do not have a native mobile version, or may offer fewer mobile features. 
  • OneLogin Mobile provides access to your web applications while on the go. 

Multi-Factor Authentication 

  • Add an extra layer of security with OneLogin's free smartphone app. 
  • You can also use supported third-party authentication applications, including:  
    • RSA 
    • SafeNet 
    • Duo Security 
    • Symantec 
    • VASCO 

 

 

Updated: September 24th, 2026 5941 views


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