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If you have any questions or queries about this guide, then comment down below, and we will get back to you. So now you know all about the SSO login in Zoom. This makes things more oriented and reduces the requirement to have multiple credentials for every employee in the company. This is a useful addition in Zoom that any organization or business would appreciate, especially if there are more than just a few employees working in the company. Once you do that, you will be on your Zoom account home page for the company. You will now be taken to the SSO provider’s page where you will have to enter the company credentials. Enter the domain here in the box next to “.” and then tap on Continue.

Tap on it, and you will be asked to enter the company’s domain. In the app, you will see the option for sign-in with SSO.

Download the Zoom app from the Google Play Store or Apple App store and then launch it. You can use SSO login with your smartphone too. Sign in using the Zoom app on your smartphone:

Zoom sign in sso