Does iDBQuery support SSO and SAML single sign-on?
Yes. iDBQuery supports single sign-on through SAML and other standard identity providers, so your team signs in with your existing corporate identity and IT keeps central control of who has access. SSO is available on enterprise and self-hosted deployments and is configured to your identity provider.
iDBQuery is built to fit the way your organisation already manages identity rather than becoming another isolated login to police.
- SAML-based SSO lets people sign in with your existing identity provider — Okta, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace and other SAML-compatible systems.
- Central control means IT provisions and de-provisions access from one place; when someone leaves the company and loses their corporate account, they lose iDBQuery too.
- Directory-driven groups can map onto iDBQuery roles, so access rights follow the group memberships you already maintain.
SSO is offered on enterprise cloud, private-VPC and self-hosted deployments. Because iDBQuery can run inside your own VPC or fully air-gapped, single sign-on can be wired to an internal identity provider without any dependence on the public internet.
Pairing SSO with iDBQuery's role-based access control gives you a clean model: authentication is handled by your identity provider, and authorisation — which sources and workspaces a person can touch — is handled by iDBQuery's roles. That keeps audit trails coherent and reduces the number of standalone passwords your team has to manage.
Exact setup depends on your provider and deployment, so the fastest path is a short conversation with our team to configure the connection for your environment.
Updated 2026-06-22