Larger organizations may use SAML - or Security Assertion Markup Language. SAML works in a similar way to how browser cookies allow you to sign-on to a web site on the internet without having to enter your credentials again after the first time. SAML provides for a similar ease-of-use in signing on to a company's internal network or other web-based applications and services.
SAML is primarily used to allow web browser Single Sign-On (SSO) where you use a web browser to request access to a web-based resource (e.g., file, app, web site) that is protected by a SAML service provider. In this case GlassFrog is the service provider. Using SAML and SSO GlassFrog requests the identity of the user by means of an authentication request to a SAML identity provider such as Active Directory, OneLogin, and Okta. Note that SAML is something your company will need to have access to and to have configured in advance, before you can use it with services such as GlassFrog.
Bottom line, Single Sign-On (SSO) allows GlassFrog users to log in using their existing SAML authentication, saving a step and reducing the need to manage another set of user names and passwords. It also streamlines account provisioning for your organization.
Further reading for Admins:
Our SSO-configuration instructions
Extra instructions for configuring Azure-AD
Further reading for regular users:
How do I log in using Single Sign-On if it's already set up for my organization?