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Enterprise Single Sign-On

Enterprise SSO is part of Aurora's named enterprise-controls posture. Use SAML or OIDC so operators and reviewer-facing access flows can follow centralized authentication policy instead of ad hoc credentials.

Keep Aurora inside your identity perimeter without a paid-plan surprise.
Sample output
SSO configuration record
Verifiable proof reviewers can follow

What Buyers See First

Reviewer Access Workspace

A live Aurora view from the reviewer-access workflow that supports Enterprise Single Sign-On and keeps access controls visible.

Aurora Trust Center admin showing collections, tier rules, and audit trails.

How It Works

How Teams Share With Buyers Without Oversharing

Follow the reviewer path from curated collections to gated access, logs, and follow-up requests.

01
Publish the right collection
Start with the exact policies, reports, and artifacts each buyer or partner should see.
02
Gate sensitive materials
Use access controls, approvals, and verification instead of sending a loose folder link.
03
Track views, downloads, and requests
Keep reviewer actions visible so the team knows what has been accessed and what still needs follow-up.
04
Update collections as proof changes
Refresh the shared record without breaking the reviewer path or losing context.
05
Give buyers a cleaner review experience
Make it easier for buyers to self-serve the right proof while keeping sensitive material controlled.

Verified Before Review

What This Adds To Buyer Sharing

The buyer fit, operational control, and governed outputs this workflow adds to Trust Center sharing.

Aurora Trust Center admin showing collections, tier rules, and audit trails.

Designed for

Enterprise onboarding • Trust Center customer tier • Access reviews

What You Can Show Reviewers
Artifacts reviewers recognize, plus sample previews of structure.
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Bundles
Included in
Proof CoreAutomationReviewOpsReadyOpsCommand Enterprise
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Integrations

Connect The Identity Systems Behind Reviewer Access

Tie access, verification, and audit history into Aurora so buyer sharing stays controlled without adding friction.

Common Questions

Questions Teams Ask

Deployment scope, ownership, reviewer access, and how this capability fits the rest of your program.

How do we control who sees what?
Collections, access rules, and reviewer paths stay under your team’s control so people only see what you intended to share.
Are views and downloads logged?
Yes. Reviewer actions land in the access trail so the team can show who opened what and when.
What can a buyer self-serve versus request?
Aurora lets you publish the materials that should be readily available while reserving sensitive items for gated or approved access.
How is this different from sending a shared folder?
Shared folders lose context fast. Aurora keeps collections, controls, evidence, and access logs connected to the same reviewer record.
Live walkthrough
Share The Package You Need To Deliver Without Overexposing The Workspace.
We’ll map the reviewer path, gating rules, and artifact set so the right people get the right proof.
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