Connect LynxPDF to your identity provider with SAML or OIDC so employees can use familiar sign-in credentials while IT controls the rollout.
Give employees a simpler, more consistent way to sign in
Requiring separate credentials for PDF software adds both sign-in friction and account-maintenance work for employees.
Incomplete domain, identity, or account-matching settings may make it hard to verify that employees reach the correct enterprise account.
When employees change roles or teams, outdated account matching can send them to the wrong account or prevent access altogether.
See what LynxPDF supports and how it helps teams manage PDF access.
Use the protocol that matches the identity-provider setup and document required claims before rollout.
Learn MoreIdentity administrators or IT specialists must configure the identity provider, DNS or HTTPS verification, claims, and fallback access. SSO configuration does not define team permissions, license assignments, or enterprise identity policies.
LynxPDF supports enterprise SSO through SAML or OIDC identity-provider connections.
Administrators configure claims, account matching, and the approved login flow.
Verified domains and a tested login result define the access boundary.
Choose the identity provider and SAML or OIDC protocol.
Prepare domain verification and the required claims or metadata.
Test account matching, fallback access, and rollout approval before launch.
Follow a clear path from setup through verification.
Choose SAML or OIDC according to the identity-provider configuration.
Verify the organization domain through DNS TXT or HTTPS verification.
Configure identity-provider claims and LynxPDF SSO settings.
Use a test account to sign in to LynxPDF and confirm that the SSO configuration and account matching work as expected.
Bring identity verification, account matching, and rollout approval into one login path.
Employees can access LynxPDF through the organization's approved identity-provider flow, while IT retains control of domain verification and rollout testing.
Use a confirmed SSO configuration and rollout process so IT can verify the login result.
Have the responsible administrator confirm the environment, permissions, version, and final rollout scope.
See how LynxPDF fits enterprise workflows compared with common PDF tools.
Support Windows Server, Intune, GPO, RDS, and SCCM deployment approaches for different devices and IT requirements.
Fit restricted-network or local data-management scenarios with a local or cloud deployment path.
Bring Admin Console, SSO, license management, and bulk deployment into one enterprise workflow to reduce repeated configuration and maintenance across systems.