Cobot supports single sign-on via identity providers that support either OpenID Connect or OAuth2. This means, members and admins of a space can log in using various identity providers instead of having to set up a password for Cobot.

Slack

Unfortunately, Slack's OAuth2 implementation deviates from the standard, requiring a bit of extra setup.

To set up Cobot Single Sign-on (SSO) with Slack:

• create an app on Slack with the identity.basic and identity.email scopes.
• create a login provider configuration on Cobot under Setup -> Single Sign-on -> Add OAuth 2 Provider
• and fill out the form as below:

Google

Google uses OpenID Connect which makes the setup very easy.

• create an app on Google
• create a login provider configuration on Cobot under Setup -> Single Sign-on -> Add OpenID Connect Provider
• and fill out the form as below (add the Client ID/secret from Google):

More information about using Google for OpenID Connect can be found here:

https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/openid-connect