Single Sign-on

Give your buyers secure, one-click access to Amazon Business with Single Sign-on (SSO).

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Overview
FAQs

Overview
FAQs

Reduce security risk and streamline access.

Single Sign-on (SSO) is an authentication process where you can use your existing organisation credentials to access various service providers. Give your buyers secure, one-click access to Amazon Business with SSO through a direct service provider-initiated URL or a Punchout from an e-procurement system.

Once registered, buyers can navigate to Amazon.com.au, provide their email address, and authenticate with corporate credentials.

Control access centrally

Manage buyer access centrally through your organization's SSO provider.
Secure buyer access

Maintain the same secure, one-click experience as your existing SSO-integrated applications.

Secure buyer access
Accelerate adoption

Simplify onboarding of new buyers to your account.

Accelerate adoption

"With the ease of single sign-on through Amazon Business, it just connects our system to Amazon. We don't have to create multiple passwords. It's just easy, efficient, and seamless."

Angelica Kritharis, Contracts and Procurement Manager, Iglu Student Accommodation

Iglu Student Accommodation

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FAQs

Your organisation's buyers can use SSO to access Amazon Business through a direct Service Provider (dSP)-initiated URL or through an e-procurement system integration, such as Punchout. Once registered, buyers can navigate to Amazon.com, provide their email address, and authenticate with their corporate credentials.
There are three steps to set up SSO for your Amazon Business account: (1) Set up the Amazon Business SSO app on your identity provider (IdP), (2) Provide your IdP metadata and attribute mapping information to Amazon Business, (3) Test your SSO connection and activate it for your Amazon Business account.
Set up SSO in as little as one hour. If you are the Amazon Business account Administrator, you can get started by using the self-service SSO set up. In some cases, you may need a member of your IT team to help you.
Amazon Business uses the industry standard Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) 2.0 and supports identity providers including Okta, Microsoft Azure, Microsoft ADFS, OneLogin, AWS SSO, TrustLogin, Google G Suite, and others.
SCIM for Amazon Business is currently available with Okta and Azure. SCIM is not supported for Punchout at this time.

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