Secure & Speedy Single Signons

Want to make logging into your travel platform a breeze (no relation) for your whole team?

Configure a single signon (often shortened to “SSO”) with AmTrav.

Single signons allow your administrators, bookers and travelers to link with one click from one of your company’s sites (your company intranet site, or another tool like Google Workspace) over to another site, securely logging into the second site. 

This works with AmTrav: securely link from your site over to AmTrav, securely logging in to book and manage business travel.

AmTrav offers multiple SSO options to clients, detailed on our Integrations page.

First, clients can configure their own SSO, connecting to AmTrav’s SAML 2.0 technology to link into AmTrav.

We also integrate with popular SSO providers Okta and OneLogin, plus widely-used enterprise providers (who also provide SSOs) Google, Microsoft Entra ID and Shibboleth. And AmTrav has single signons from several of our expense partners, including the Emburse expense brands like Certify and Nexonia.

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All of these existing connections are easy to turn on, just a couple clicks with no coding or development needed.

“At AmTrav, we manage numerous SSO setups, often completing them with just a few clicks,” says AmTrav Chief Technology Officer Gaurav Patel. “Our technology allows us to seamlessly integrate with your identity provider for Direct SSO or create more sophisticated custom SSO solutions for app-to-app integrations. This flexibility ensures a smooth and secure authentication process tailored to your needs.”

“SSOs are a win-win for our customers,” agrees AmTrav Chief Information Security Officer Wayne Hustis. “Fewer passwords to remember, secure and convenient access to AmTrav.”

Want to join the many AmTrav clients who use a single signon today? Contact your Relationship Manager, they’re ready to help.

AmTrav of course also allows access via traditional email and password login, with an extra layer of two-factor authentication (“2FA”) to keep you safe.