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At our company, we only use Okta for SSO.
Is it possible to configure Atlassian cloud hosted products to directly redirect users to Okta versus showing this useless interstitial when a user is not logged in?
Thanks!
@-, no. The reason is that until Atlassian knows which user is trying to authenticate, they wouldn't know that the user should be using SAML.
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The person hits that page after being redirected from a particular Jira cloud instance that knows our IDP settings.
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@-, it may be the case that you only allow via Okta, but other users COULD have access to your site that are not using the IDP to sign in. Each user can potentially be signing in using the "local" Atlassian password or the IDP. Atlassian does not know until the user enters their email address.
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Shouldn't companies be able to control this? If they are 100% Okta, why make users click two extra times and have superfluous login options that will not work.
When someone hits https://<company>.atlassian.net/, Atlassian know the following:
Either one of the above is enough for them to send the user straight to Okta.
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