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Expand Up @@ -35,6 +35,12 @@ Once your SSO domain is approved, a new **SSO App** application will appear unde
- Every user with that email domain must be an employee in your organization. For example, university domains such as `@harvard.edu` are not allowed because they include student emails.
- Your SSO domain can include multiple email domains.

:::caution

Enabling Cloudflare Dashboard SSO for an email domain (for example, `@mycompany.com`) will apply globally across all Cloudflare accounts where users log in with that domain. All users will be required to authenticate via the specified identity provider (IdP), including users on pre-existing Cloudflare accounts.
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@kennyj42 if Access allows multiple IdPs on an account, would this technically be more correct if it was:

All users will be required to authenticate via the specified identity providers (IdPs), including users on pre-existing Cloudflare accounts.

plural?

This step only says "set up an IdP" https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/applications/configure-apps/dash-sso-apps/#1-set-up-an-idp but technically, they could have multiple. Let me know which wording you think is best.

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correct. all accounts for that domain will become sso'd


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## 3. Enable dashboard SSO

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