SSO

measurable.energy supports SSO for both Microsoft and Google accounts.

Using a personal Google account

If a user is going to use a personal Google account, and they have been given a permission within the Hub, they can follow the below steps:

Go to https://hub.measurable.energy/
Click “Sign in with Google”
Log in with their Google account
Click “Accept” on the Permissions requested page

Using an organisation Google account

To use organisational Google accounts, the first person to log in with a Google account must have administrative permissions within Google. They should follow the below steps:

Go to https://hub.measurable.energy/
Click “Sign in with Google”
Log in with their Google account
- If they do not have suitable permissions they will see a page stating they do not have the correct permissions after logging in.
Tick
Click “Accept” on the Permissions requested page

Using a personal Microsoft account

If a user is going to use a personal Microsoft, and they have been given a permission within the Hub, they can follow the below steps:

Go to https://hub.measurable.energy/
Click “Sign in with Microsoft”
Log in with their Microsoft account
Click “Accept” on the Permissions requested page

Using an organisation Microsoft account

To use organisational Microsoft accounts, the first person to log in with a Microsoft account must have administrative permissions within Microsoft Entra. They should follow the below steps:

Go to https://hub.measurable.energy/
Click “Sign in with Microsoft”
Log in with their Microsoft account
- If they do not have suitable permissions they will see a page stating they do not have the correct permissions after logging in.
Tick
Click “Accept” on the Permissions requested page

Good to know

measurable is a verified Microsoft publisher, which can be confirmed by the blue tick on the permissions page (screenshot below).
"suitable permissions" mentioned above requires the user to have permission to manage Enterprise Apps, such as Global Admin.
measurable uses OIDC SSO (not SAML), this means user permissions are managed within the m.e Control Centre. If a user's Microsoft account is disabled, they will not be able to access the m.e Control Centre.
Once a user has logged in with their SSO account they will never be able to register or log in with an non-SSO m.e account.
If an organisation is using SSO, new users should be advised to log in with SSO during onboarding, rather than registering for an account.
- There is a risk that even if a user’s organisation has enabled SSO, a user may choose to register a m.e account on first log in rather than log in with SSO. This will be rectified when they log in with their SSO account at a later date.
The permissions page has been updated to link to our SaaS terms and conditions and Data Processing Agreement after the screenshot below was taken.

Screenshot of “Permission requested” page