With working from home and video conferencing now part of your daily routine, your Zoom username has become part of your identity. But did you know you can have your employees log in to Zoom using the corporate credentials they normally use to log into your company domain?

You can do this by using Zoom SSO Login. In this post, we’ll explain what it is, how useful it is, how to set it up for people in your organization, and finally, how to log in to Zoom using SSO.

When attempting to log in to Zoom, there are four options available: logging in with an email address, a Google account, a Facebook account, and SSO. While the first three are the most readily available options on any website or online service, logging in to Zoom via SSO is the most beneficial for large organizations and enterprises.

With SSO enabled, you and others in your company can log in to Zoom using only your corporate credentials. This means that new participants or employees at your company don’t need to register as a new user in Zoom to connect to meetings on the platform. All you need is a company-approved vanity URL that a user’s login ID is based on, and they can log in directly to Zoom without any other authentication method.