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If your company has set up Enterprise SSO for Slashy, signing in looks almost the same as always. Slashy just routes you to your company’s identity provider automatically after you sign in with your work address.

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How it works

1

Open slashy.com/login

Go to slashy.com/login like normal.
2

Sign in with your work account

Choose Sign in with Google and pick your company address.
3

Redirected automatically

Slashy recognizes that your email domain requires SSO and sends you straight to your company’s identity provider to authenticate. There is no error screen or second attempt in between.
4

Land in your inbox

Once your identity provider confirms who you are, you’re back in Slashy and signed in.
There is no “Sign in with SSO” button and no separate email field. Signing in with an address on an SSO-enforced domain is enough. Slashy matches the domain to your organization’s connection and handles the rest. On the desktop app, the identity provider opens in your browser. If desktop shows a message that your company requires single sign-on, finish signing in at slashy.com in your browser.

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Set up by your admin

Enterprise SSO is provisioned by your Slashy admin working with your IT or security team, using WorkOS to connect your identity provider (Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace SSO, and others). Individual users don’t configure anything; once your admin turns it on for your domain, every web sign-in for that domain routes through it automatically. If your company hasn’t set up SSO, signing in works the normal way with Google or Microsoft. See Signing in to Slashy.

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Frequently asked questions

Double check you signed in with your work address, not a personal one. If the domain is correctly provisioned for SSO and you still see an error, your account may not yet be assigned in your identity provider; check with your IT team.
Once your domain is provisioned for SSO, sign-in for that domain routes through your identity provider. Talk to your Slashy admin if you need an exception.
No. SSO changes how you authenticate, not how Slashy stores or processes your mail. See Security & Privacy.
Slashy connects through WorkOS, which covers the major providers including Okta, Azure AD, and Google Workspace SSO. Your admin confirms the specific connection during setup.

Signing in to Slashy

The standard Google and Microsoft sign-in flow.

Security & Privacy

How Slashy handles your data.

Managing your team

Invite and manage teammates.

Multiple accounts

Use more than one inbox in the same workspace.