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Single sign-on
Single sign-on uses SAML 2.0 and is available on the Business plan only.
Details
- Security questions go to security@stackly.test, which the security team reads every business day.
- Access to production data by Stackly staff is limited to the on-call engineers.
- Session lifetime is 14 days, and a password must be at least 12 characters.
- Admins must use two-factor authentication.
- The audit log on the Business plan records sign-ins, role changes and exports, and can be exported.
- You choose the data region, US or EU, when you create a workspace.
- Backups are taken daily and kept for 35 days.
- This page describes what Stackly does; it makes no claims about outside reviews of the company.
- Security questions go to security@stackly.test, which the security team reads every business day. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- Access to production data by Stackly staff is limited to the on-call engineers. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- Session lifetime is 14 days, and a password must be at least 12 characters. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- Admins must use two-factor authentication. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- The audit log on the Business plan records sign-ins, role changes and exports, and can be exported. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- You choose the data region, US or EU, when you create a workspace. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- Backups are taken daily and kept for 35 days. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- This page describes what Stackly does; it makes no claims about outside reviews of the company. (Single sign-on, note 2.)
- Security questions go to security@stackly.test, which the security team reads every business day. (Single sign-on, note 3.)
- Access to production data by Stackly staff is limited to the on-call engineers. (Single sign-on, note 3.)
Every plan includes the Stackly API, so the steps on this page work on Free, Pro and Business.
See also
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