SSO and data residency on the Business plan

By Steven Van · 2026-10-01

Existing workspaces keep their earlier plan requirements, while newer workspaces can upgrade to Business from billing settings.

Workspaces created in Base44 on or after October 1, 2026 require a Business or Enterprise plan for workspace SSO, SSO for apps, and data residency.

Existing workspaces keep their requirements

Workspaces created before October 1 keep their earlier plan requirements. For app SSO, the documentation specifies Elite or higher. Workspaces can upgrade to Business directly from their workspace billing settings.

Signing in through an identity provider

App SSO lets people sign in through an external identity provider instead of creating a separate app login. The SSO setup documentation covers the supported providers and configuration steps.

Base44 Single sign-on settings configured with Google Workspace as the SSO provider

Google Workspace configured as the SSO provider in Base44 app settings

Base44 Single sign-on settings configured with Microsoft Azure AD as the SSO provider

Microsoft Azure AD configured as the SSO provider in Base44 app settings

Base44 Single sign-on settings configured with GitHub as the SSO provider

GitHub configured as the SSO provider in Base44 app settings

Base44 Single sign-on settings configured with Okta as the SSO provider

Okta configured as the SSO provider in Base44 app settings

Base44 Single sign-on settings panel configured with Advanced / Manual SSO

Advanced / Manual SSO configuration in Base44 app settings

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