BI tools with SSO without compromise
Analytify delivers BI tools with SSO with a governed semantic layer, enterprise security (SSO, RBAC, SOC 2), and the option to self-host — plus a plain-English AI analyst.
BI tools with SSO that satisfies your security review
Security and governance are built in, not bolted on — so BI tools with SSO passes procurement and keeps data where you need it.
Enterprise security
SSO/SAML, RBAC, row-level security, and SOC 2 controls.
Self-host or cloud
Run the free Community Edition in your own environment, or Analytify Cloud.
Governed AI
A plain-English analyst grounded in your semantic layer — auditable SQL, not guesses.
Frequently asked questions
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BI Tools with SSO (SAML / OIDC)
By the Analytify BI team · Last updated August 2026
BI with SSO lets users sign in through your identity provider using SAML or OIDC, with access governed by RBAC.
SSO is table stakes for enterprise security and user management; without it, provisioning and audit get painful.
What to evaluate
- SAML and OIDC support
- RBAC tied to SSO groups
- Row-level security
- Audit logging
How Analytify approaches it
Analytify supports SSO via SAML/OIDC with RBAC and row-level security, so access is centrally governed and auditable.
Because Analytify runs on a governed semantic layer and ships as both managed cloud and a free, self-hostable Community Edition, you get plain-English AI analysis, native white-label embedding with row-level security, and per-user pricing with unlimited embedded viewers, without giving up governance or control.
FAQ
Does Analytify support SSO?
Yes, SAML and OIDC, with RBAC.
Why is SSO important for BI?
It centralises access control and auditability across your users.
How does Analytify handle it?
Analytify supports SSO via SAML/OIDC with RBAC and row-level security, so access is centrally governed and auditable.