How to Sign In
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Go to app.omnivoo.com
Go to app.omnivoo.com.
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Enter your company email address
Enter your company email address in the Work email field and click Send verification code.
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Click Continue with SSO
Click the Continue with SSO button (it may show your provider’s name, for example “Continue with Okta”).
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You are redirected to your identity provider
You will be redirected to your company’s identity provider (e.g., Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace).
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Sign in with your company credentials
Sign in with your company credentials and complete any MFA prompts your company requires.
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You are logged in
You are automatically logged in to Omnivoo.
When SSO is required
If your company has set SSO as required, entering your email replaces the code form with an SSO-only card:- The card is titled Sign in with single sign-on.
- An identity panel shows your organization’s name and your email followed by · domain-enforced.
- A Continue with <provider name> button starts the sign-in.
- A line below the button reads Your organization requires SSO login.
When SSO is optional
If SSO is available but not required, you see the normal email login form with a secondary Continue with <provider name> button alongside it, so you can choose either the email code or SSO.After Login
Once authenticated, Omnivoo routes you to the appropriate dashboard based on your role: employer dashboard, employee portal, or a role switcher if you have multiple roles. This works the same way as any other login method.Troubleshooting
I do not see the SSO button
- SSO is not configured for your company. Ask your company admin to set up SSO from the avatar menu > Company Settings > Single Sign-On > Configure SSO. See Setting Up SSO for details.
- Your domain is not verified. SSO is tied to your company’s verified email domain. Your admin needs to complete domain verification before SSO becomes available.
- You are using the wrong email address. SSO only appears for email addresses on a domain that has SSO configured. Make sure you are entering your company email, not a personal one.
I get an SSO login failure or “access denied”
If you are sent back to the login page with a message like “SSO login failed. You may not have access to this organization. Contact your administrator to get an invitation,” one of these is usually the cause:- You have not been invited to Omnivoo. Your company admin needs to invite you or provision your account through SCIM before you can log in. Contact your admin or IT team.
- Your IdP account is not assigned to the Omnivoo app. In some identity providers, your IT team must explicitly assign you to the Omnivoo application. Ask your IT team to verify your assignment.
I get redirected but the login fails
- Your IdP session may have expired. Try signing in to your identity provider directly first, then return to Omnivoo.
- Browser cookies may be blocked. Omnivoo uses cookies for authentication. Make sure cookies are enabled for
omnivoo.comin your browser settings. - Try a different browser or incognito window. This helps rule out browser extension conflicts.
I was previously using OTP but now I can only see SSO
Your company admin has set the authentication policy to SSO Required. This means email OTP and Google login are no longer available for your account. Use your company credentials through the SSO button instead.The SSO screen never appears
If Omnivoo cannot complete the SSO check for your email (for example, a temporary lookup problem), it quietly falls back to the standard email-code login. Just enter your email, request a code, and sign in with the OTP as usual. If you are having trouble with SSO and cannot log in at all, contact your company’s IT team or reach out to contact@omnivoo.com.What’s Next?
- Single Sign-On (SSO) - Learn more about how SSO works with Omnivoo
- Security - Account security best practices
- Session Management - How login sessions work