Step 1: Initial sign-in & bootstrapping
Before you can configure SSO, you need to access the platform.1
Receive your invitation
You’ll receive an invitation email from Human Intelligence. Click Open Human Intelligence to begin.
2
Confirm your email
You’ll be directed to an “Accept invitation” landing page. Confirm your IT administrator email address and click Continue.
3
Enter your verification code
The portal will prompt you for a 6-digit verification code. Check your inbox for a “Sign in to Human Intelligence” email containing your one-time code, and enter it to complete your initial authentication.
Step 2: Configure Single Sign-On (SSO)
Once signed in, you’ll be directed to the main Human Intelligence organization dashboard.1
Open the Single Sign-On tile
From the home page, look under the Legal & Security section and click the Single Sign-On tile.
2
Launch the setup portal
On the Single Sign-On configuration screen, click Open SSO Setup. A secure Admin Portal opens in a new tab.
3
Connect your identity provider
Select your organization’s Identity Provider (e.g., Okta SAML, Entra ID, Google SAML) and follow the step-by-step instructions in the portal to complete the SAML integration.
Step 3: Configure Directory Sync
After completing the SSO wizard, return to the main dashboard to automate user provisioning and role management.1
Open the Directory Sync tile
Navigate back to app.humanintelligence.com and click the Directory Sync tile under the Legal & Security section.
2
Launch the provisioning wizard
Click Open Directory Sync Setup to launch the provisioning wizard in a new tab.
3
Connect your directory provider
Follow the onscreen workflow to connect your directory provider and authorize synchronization.
Step 4: Directory group mapping & roles
To ensure correct access controls from day one, create two specific directory groups within your Identity Provider. These groups pass attributes during sync to map users directly to Human Intelligence system roles.
Everyone else synced from your directory joins as a Member — they explore metrics and query data limited to the data roles assigned to them in the application.
For a detailed breakdown of the permissions associated with these system roles, see Access Control.