How to add a button to the Sign In page

Here is a post that talks about adding links to the sign-in box.

Perhaps this will start you on the right path.

If you need more help - I can work out a more targeted response.

@idalisses are you not able to connect SSO via Docebo? We use it with Azure and have not login options visible to users

lrnlab wrote:

@idalisses are you not able to connect SSO via Docebo? We use it with Azure and have not login options visible to users

 

Oh that would be amazing. I didn’t know there was an option for that. How can I access that? thanks!

sure...if you are Extended Enterprise plan you would need to configure it at the sub domain level else, you can configure it site wide by adding the app called, API AND SSO...I haven't used that one so here’s thge KB article:

https://help.docebo.com/hc/en-us/articles/360020127899-Activating-and-Managing-the-SSO-and-API-App

We use it via the sub domain and configure SSO via “Advanced Settings” for the specific sub domain...it looks like this:

@gstager Yes, I saw that and was able to add it but we want it to go in between the sing in button ad forgot password. I was able to add it to the top like this:

You’re really better off configuring the SSO app properly for this over css tricks, especially if you want users to be able to log into the mobile app. 

agree 100%...using the app is certainly the best way to go.

Friends,

I see that I can update the language on the Sign In page using this article: https://community.docebo.com/product%2Dq%2Da%2D7/add%2Dedit%2Dhyperlinks%2Don%2Dsign%2Din%2Dpage%2D1541We have some people who cannot use SSO because they are in a different tenant than the main group of people who use the portal and who can access SSO. We’d like to make the instructions clear for them.

But I have a question based on the convo above:

If someone is not logging in through SSO, can they not use the mobile app?