SSO for Quizlar: OIDC Single Sign-On for Your Organization

Quizlar for Teams supports single sign-on (SSO), so your members log in with the work accounts they already have instead of separate Quizlar passwords. You can connect your identity provider over OIDC, which every major IdP supports — Okta, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace, OneLogin, and others. SAML is not built yet — OIDC works today, and SAML we’d build for a pilot.

For an organization, SSO means faster onboarding, centralized access control, and one less password for people to mishandle.

Why teams want SSO

Faster onboarding — new hires sign in with their existing identity; no separate account to create.
Central control — access follows your IdP. Deprovision someone there and their Quizlar access goes with it.
Security — your existing MFA and password policies apply; there's no extra credential to phish.

OIDC and SAML

OIDC is the self-serve path and the one we recommend: you configure the provider with a client ID and secret, and every major IdP offers it. SAML is the enterprise standard some IdPs default to, and we have not built it yet — it is a pilot commitment, not a setting you can switch on, so talk to us early if SAML is a hard requirement. Where OIDC is an option the end result is the same: members authenticate against your IdP and land in your Quizlar organization.

How to set up SSO

An org admin opens the organization's SSO configuration.
Choose OIDC and enter the provider details and client credentials.
Create the matching application in your IdP and point it at Quizlar.
Save, test a sign-in, then roll it out to the team.

SSO is part of Quizlar for Teams

SSO is an organization-tier feature. It works alongside roles (admin, author, learner), shared org decks, cohort analytics, and central billing. See Quizlar for Teams for the full picture, or compliance training with spaced repetition for a common use case.

— Written by Sangura, founder of Quizlar. I build Quizlar solo; SSO exists because teams asked for one login, not one more password.

FAQ

Does Quizlar support SSO?

Yes. Quizlar for Teams supports single sign-on so members log in with their existing work accounts. You connect your identity provider over OIDC. OIDC works today; SAML we’d build for a pilot.

Which identity providers work with Quizlar?

Any IdP that supports OIDC, which covers Okta, Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD), Google Workspace, OneLogin, and most others.

Should I use OIDC or SAML?

Use OIDC — it is the self-serve option, configured with a client ID and secret, and every major IdP offers it. SAML is not built yet — we would build it per-tenant for a pilot, so get in touch early if it is a hard requirement.

Who can configure SSO?

An organization admin configures SSO from the org's SSO settings, entering the OIDC provider details.

Is SSO available on individual accounts?

No. SSO is an organization-tier (Quizlar for Teams) feature, alongside roles, shared decks, cohort analytics, and central billing.

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