To share access to the Sinch ID SSO Configuration with other individuals in your organization, log into Sinch ID and click the Domains option under SSO Configuration in the left navigation menu. The Domains page is displayed:
Click the Manage button corresponding to the domain you wish to share access with. The Domain Details page for that domain is displayed:
Select the Domain Owners tab. This tab allows you to invite other users to manage your SSO settings.
Important Note: This has no bearing on users being able to sign in with your IdP - users added, removed, and managed here only pertain to SSO configuration within Sinch ID.
To add a new user, click Invite Domain Owner and providing the user’s email address. The added user will not receive a confirmation email. They will need to refresh Sinch ID and they will be able to see the SSO Configuration options in the left navigation menu.
Users may be removed by clicking on the dropdown to the right of their entry in the All owners table.
There are no roles for Domain Owners, so ensure that you share access carefully. An owner cannot remove themselves, but other owners have full access and may remove any other owner, including the owner who invited them.
Following a successful early release for selected customers, on 3 June 2024 Sinch will continue to roll out a new single sign-on login experience that will allow you to seamlessly login to any existing Sinch services that you may use. The best part is that your existing login credentials (for Sinch Dashboard or Mailgun Control panel) will be migrated across to create your new Sinch ID.
Your Sinch ID is a single user identity for all Sinch products and services. With Sinch ID, you can use one set of login credentials and two-factor authentication (2FA) to login to multiple dashboards within our communications ecosystem. We are starting with the Sinch Dashboard and the Mailgun Control Panel, where using the Sinch ID you can now use the same credentials to access both platforms.
Your Sinch ID will be managed in its own application (https://id.sinch.com), where you can:
Important: This change will not affect all users and is being rolled out in a phased manner.
As an existing customer, you do not have to do anything – your existing email/password and 2FA will be automatically migrated to a Sinch ID.
You will however, notice a different sequence of login pages when you try to log in. But don’t worry, we will guide you step-by-step through the new experience below.
The new login experience is straightforward – we will walk you through the steps below:
If you have any questions or concerns, please raise a ticket with the Sinch Support team who will be able happy to assist you!