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Learn how Netcore Unbxd supports secure hybrid login with SSO, email/password, and 2FA.
Netcore Unbxd supports a hybrid login system, offering flexibility and security for both internal employees and external collaborators. Depending on your organization's setup, users can authenticate using SSO (Single Sign-On) or traditional Credential-based login (email + password), with optional Two-Factor Authentication (2FA).
Types of Login
| Login Type | Description |
|---|---|
| SSO Login | Users authenticate through your organization’s identity provider. |
| Credential-based Login | Users log in using an email and password combination. |
| Two Factor Authentication | Users log in using authentication app or backup code. |
Admins can assign the appropriate login method during the user invitation process.
When SSO is Used
- The default method is when SSO is enabled at the account level.
- Used by internal employees for seamless, centralized access.
- Users are automatically redirected to the organization's SSO provider.
- Credential login is blocked unless explicitly overridden for the user.
When Credential-based Login is Used
- This is for external collaborators, contractors, or non-SSO users.
- Admins can override the SSO default during user invitation to allow email/password access.
- Used when the user is not part of the SSO directory or needs limited access.
When 2FA is Triggered
- 2FA is only applicable for credential-based login.
- When enabled at the account level, all users logging in via email/password will:
- Enter their credentials
- Be prompted to complete a 2FA verification step (e.g., OTP)
Once SSO is enabled for any account, two-factor authentication gets disabled automatically for that particular account.
Updated 23 days ago