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Secure authentication with SAML SSO

Easily set up single sign-on (SSO) via a third party identity provider.

Loved by 5,000+ Finance and Procurement Teams

Control and enable Spendesk access
for employees

  • Connect Spendesk with your SSO identity provider

    Spendesk is compatible with several well known identity providers, such as Okta, Onelogin & Microsoft Azure.

  • Secure employee access with a single sign-on portal

    Control the authorization and authentication of employees access to Spendesk.

  • Enable simple and fast authentication for employees

    Using one SSO credential, employees can easily access every app they need.

Trusted by finance teams who move fast and don’t break things

100% adoption, in under 30 days

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"I can’t imagine how our business would operate without Spendesk. We couldn’t ask for a better spend management system."

Julie Rodrigues

Finance director

12x transaction volume

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“ Spendesk gives us the agility we need to manage spend and accounting at scale. Today I couldn't imagine working without it.”

Isabelle Decomble

Finance manager

Seamless integrations

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“ The friction-free NetSuite integration was one of the deciding factors for us.”

Nicoletta Hinrichs

Senior Finance Manager

+3 days per month gained

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“ How Evaneos gains 3 days per month with automated reconciliation.”

Guillaume Lalau

Responsable Comptable & Financier

Get the spend control and visibility finance teams need.

FAQ

Spendesk supports SAML SSO to provide secure single sign-on using third-party identity providers such as Okta, OneLogin, and Microsoft Azure. Spendesk's SAML integration centralizes authentication, lets administrators control authorization and access, reduces password resets, and preserves Spendesk features like company cards, invoice management, and real-time spend visibility.

To set up SAML SSO for Spendesk with Okta or Azure AD, export Spendesk's SAML metadata or ACS URL, configure the identity provider with that metadata, map required user attributes, upload the IdP certificate in the Spendesk admin console, enable SAML in Spendesk, and run test logins to verify single sign-on and attribute mapping.

Spendesk delegates authentication to the configured identity provider, so multi-factor authentication is enforced by the IdP. Enabling SAML SSO lets organizations apply MFA policies in Okta, OneLogin, or Azure while maintaining Spendesk access control and centralized administration of user sign-on behavior.

Enabling SAML SSO centralizes authentication but preserves Spendesk's internal permission and approval model. Administrators continue to manage Spendesk-specific settings such as card access, spend limits, and approval chains inside Spendesk while authentication and single sign-on are handled by the configured identity provider.