Associated email domains let users sign in to your Vantage tenant with their corporate email — even if they don’t yet have a Vantage account. On first sign-in through the External Identity Provider, Vantage creates the account automatically and adds it to the tenant. For example, if you associateDocumentation Index
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Associated email domains work only when an External Identity Provider is configured for the tenant. See Setting up an External Identity Provider.
You can associate multiple domains with a single tenant. A single domain can also be associated with multiple tenants — in that case, the user is prompted to choose which tenant to sign in to.
Authentication flow with an associated domain
When a user signs in with an email address that matches an associated domain:- The user enters their email on the Vantage sign-in page.
- If the domain is associated with a single tenant, Vantage routes the user to that tenant. If the domain is associated with multiple tenants, Vantage prompts the user to choose one.
- Vantage redirects the user to the configured External Identity Provider to authenticate.
- After a successful sign-in at the provider, Vantage redirects the user back. If no account exists yet for that user in the tenant, Vantage creates one automatically and signs them in.
Related topics
Authentication
Sign-in flows and OAuth 2.0 / SAML 2.0 options
Setting up an External Identity Provider
Overview of OAuth 2.0 and SAML 2.0 provider setup
Setting up an External Identity Provider for a tenant
Connect the provider to your Vantage tenant
Tenant login URL
Tenant-specific sign-in URLs