What is SSO / SAML?

Authenticating users through your identity provider rather than tool-specific credentials.

Single sign-on centralises access: one identity provider, one offboarding action, MFA enforced in one place. Without it, every tool becomes an account someone has to remember to revoke when an engineer leaves.

It is also the classic enterprise-tier paywall. Budget for it, because the price step from the plan you want to the plan with SSO is frequently the largest single jump in these products' pricing.

Top 18 SSO / SAML tools

Every tool in the directory documented as supporting SSO / SAML, 17 fully, 1 partially, with what its own documentation says.

Support is not the same as parity, since some implementations are narrower in scope, gated to a higher plan tier, or maintained only for existing customers. The note under each tool is what its own documentation describes.

  1. 1
    CodacyQuality PlatformBusiness

    SAML 2.0 with Okta, Azure AD, Google Workspace and JIT provisioning; Business plan only.

  2. 2
    AikidoCode Security PlatformBasic

    SAML SSO included from the Basic tier, not gated to Enterprise

  3. 3
    ChatGPT / CodexAgent Coding ToolBusiness

    SAML SSO and MFA are listed as included in the Business plan on the pricing page.

  4. 4
    Checkmarx OneCode Security Platform

    IAM console supports platform-level SAML v2.0 (Okta, Azure AD, generic), OpenID Connect, and LDAP login.

  5. 5
    Claude CodeAgent Coding ToolEnterprise

    Enterprise plans include SSO identity federation via OIDC.

  6. 6
    CodeRabbitPR ReviewEnterprise

    Enterprise SSO workspaces with IdP-member to Git-identity linking; Enterprise plan only

  7. 7
    CodeSceneQuality PlatformEnterprise

    SSO on enterprise plans, plus LDAP and OAuth2; SAML is not named specifically

  8. 8
    CorgeaCode Security PlatformEnterprise

    SAML SSO (Okta, Entra ID, generic) with SCIM provisioning; SSO and SCIM is Enterprise-only on pricing

  9. 9
    Cursor (Bugbot)PR ReviewTeam

    SAML/OIDC SSO listed in Teams Standard plan inclusions.

  10. 10
    DeepSourceQuality PlatformEnterprise

    SAML SSO supported on DeepSource Enterprise Server only.

  11. 11
    Gemini Code AssistAgent Coding ToolStandard

    Cloud Identity or Google Workspace accounts with support for externally federated identity providers and 2-step verification.

  12. 12
    GreptilePR ReviewEnterprise

    SAML SSO via bundled BoxyHQ Jackson service, documented for self-hosted deployments

  13. 13
    QodoPR ReviewEnterprise

    SSO via WorkOS with SAML and OIDC providers including Okta, Entra ID, PingFederate, Keycloak

  14. 14
    SemgrepCode Security PlatformTeam

    SAML SSO (Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra ID) plus OIDC and managed GitHub/GitLab auth; listed under Teams.

  15. 15
    SnykCode Security PlatformIgnite

    SSO available on Ignite and Enterprise; SAML not named; Snyk for Government is Okta-managed SSO.

  16. 16
    SonarQubeQuality PlatformEnterprise

    Multiple SSO providers and LDAP/Active Directory options, but Enterprise SSO is Enterprise-only.

  17. 17
    VeracodeCode Security Platformadd-on

    SSO/SAML documented, including a SAML gateway for standalone Security Labs accounts

  18. 18
    QltyQuality PlatformPartialCloud (pricing undocumented)

    GitHub OAuth SSO only; no SAML, no password storage, no other identity providers documented

What to look for

  • SAML 2.0 and OIDC support, and which identity providers are tested
  • Just-in-time provisioning, and whether SCIM deprovisioning exists
  • Whether SSO can be enforced for all users rather than offered optionally
  • Which plan tier it requires

Related terms

FAQ

What is SSO / SAML?

Authenticating users through your identity provider rather than tool-specific credentials.

How many tools support SSO / SAML?

18 of the 20 tools tracked in this directory support SSO / SAML, 17 fully and 1 partially, including Codacy, Aikido, ChatGPT / Codex, Checkmarx One, Claude Code. Support is not the same as parity, since some implementations are narrower in scope, gated to a higher plan tier, or maintained only for existing customers. The note under each tool is what its own documentation describes.

What should you look for in SSO / SAML?

SAML 2.0 and OIDC support, and which identity providers are tested. Just-in-time provisioning, and whether SCIM deprovisioning exists. Whether SSO can be enforced for all users rather than offered optionally. Which plan tier it requires.