Auth0 SSO Integration

What Is Auth0 SSO?

Auth0 Single Sign-On (SSO) allows users to securely log in to BookYourPTO using external identity providers such as:

• Google
• Microsoft
• GitHub

Instead of managing passwords separately, authentication is handled through a centralized identity provider.

Before You Begin

Ensure you have:

• Admin or Executive access in BookYourPTO
• An active Auth0 account (tenant access)

Creating an Auth0 Application

1. Log in to the Auth0 Dashboard.
2. Navigate to: Applications → Create Application
3. Configure the application:
   • Name — e.g., BookYourPTO SSO
   • Application Type — Regular Web Application
4. Click Create.

Configuring Auth0 Settings

1. Open your application: Auth0 Dashboard → Applications → Your App → Settings
2. Copy the following credentials:
   • Domain
   • Client ID
   • Client Secret
3. Navigate to: BookYourPTO → Settings → Auth0 Integration
4. Paste the credentials into the corresponding fields.

Configuring Application URIs

In the Auth0 application settings, scroll to Application URIs and configure:

Allowed Callback URLs

https://app.bookyourpto.com/auth/callback

Allowed Logout URLs

https://app.bookyourpto.com

5. Click Save Changes.

Enabling Social Login (Optional)

To allow users to sign in with third-party providers:

1. Navigate to: Auth0 Dashboard → Authentication → Social
2. Enable desired providers:
   • Google
   • Microsoft
   • GitHub
3. Complete provider setup:

4. Save configuration.

Configuring BookYourPTO

Navigate to: BookYourPTO → Settings → Auth0 Integration

Enable Auth0

• Toggle Auth0 Authentication ON

Enter Credentials

Provide the following:

• Domain
• Client ID
• Client Secret

User Provisioning

Control how users are created during login:

Allowed Email Domains

Restrict access to specific organizations:

• Enter comma-separated domains: anhourtec.com, yourcompanyname.com
• Only users with matching email domains are allowed access.

Authentication Modes

Define how users can log in:

Notes

• Configuration changes apply immediately after saving
• Incorrect credentials or URLs may cause login failures
• Access and authentication behavior depend on configured settings and user roles