@@ -24,9 +24,9 @@ they click the button.
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** Postman** takes this approach to enable SAML SSO for their enterprise users.
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/postman-1.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Postman Login 1 ] ( ../_assets/ sso/postman-1.png)
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/postman-2.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Postman Login 2 ] ( ../_assets/ sso/postman-2.png)
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The user flow would be something similar to the one below.
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@@ -43,9 +43,9 @@ This approach hides the password field if SSO is enabled for a domain.
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You can see this approach on the ** Dropbox** login form.
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/dropbox-1.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Dropbox Login 1 ] ( ../_assets/ sso/dropbox-1.png)
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/dropbox-2.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Dropbox Login 2 ] ( ../_assets/ sso/dropbox-2.png)
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The user flow would be something similar to the one below.
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@@ -63,11 +63,9 @@ application redirects users to the subdomain page to show the available authenti
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You can see this approach on the ** Freshchat or Freshworks** login form.
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/freshchat-1.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Freshchat Login 1 ] ( ../_assets/ sso/freshchat-1.png)
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- <p align = " center" >
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- <img src = " /images/guides/sso/freshchat-2.png" width = " 70%" style = { { border: " 1px solid black" }} />
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- </p >
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+ ![ Freshchat Login 2] ( ../_assets/sso/freshchat-2.png )
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The user flow would be something similar to the one below.
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@@ -85,7 +83,7 @@ the current user.
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** Box** uses this approach for its authentication flow.
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- < img src = " /images/guides/ sso/box-1.png" style = { { border: " 1px solid black " } } />
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+ ![ Box Login ] ( ../_assets/ sso/box-1.png)
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The user flow would be something similar to the one below.
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