Use your federated identity provider to provide authentication for Swell
Configure Swell to trust your federated identity
By default, Swell implements multi-factor authentication on all user accounts directly. However, this verification may be redundant for customers who require their users to log in with a federated identity provider such as Microsoft Entra or Google Workspace, which often implement separate security measures. Customers who meet the following criteria are eligible to disable Swell's multi-factor verification:
- You must require all users to log in to Swell with your federated identity provider IDP (Microsoft and Google are supported).
- It is strongly recommended that you configure your IDP to require multi-factor authentication, if you haven't already.
Customers who rely on their federated IDP to log in to Swell take full responsibility for the security of their logins. If you meet these criteria and would like to disable Swell's direct verification, please contact your Customer Success Manager.
Additional Resources
[External] Google Workspace: Deploy 2-Step Verification
[External] Microsoft: Secure user sign-in events with Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication