Authentication & Authorization

This section covers how to configure user access, authentication, and authorization in Fiddler.

Overview

Managing access to your Fiddler instance involves three key components:

• User Management: Adding users to your Fiddler instance

• Access Control: Configuring what users can access through role-based permissions

• Authentication: Setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) or email-based authentication

User Management

Guide	Description
Adding Users to Fiddler	Learn how to invite users to your Fiddler instance and manage their status.

Access Control

Guide	Description
Role-based Access Control	Understand and configure user permissions through pre-defined roles.
Mapping Identity Provider Groups to Fiddler Teams	Synchronize external user groups (like Azure AD groups) with Fiddler teams for streamlined access management.

Authentication Methods

Choose the authentication method that best fits your organization's infrastructure:

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Identity Provider	Protocol	Guide
Okta	OIDC	Okta OIDC SSO Integration
Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD)	OIDC	Azure AD OIDC SSO Integration
Ping Identity	SAML	Ping Identity SAML SSO Integration
Google	OIDC	Google OIDC SSO Integration

Email-based Authentication

Guide	Description
Email Login Configuration	Configure Fiddler's native email-based authentication for organizations without an identity provider.

What to Configure First

New to Fiddler access management? We recommend this configuration sequence:

1. Set up your authentication method (SSO or email-based)

2. Add users to your Fiddler instance

3. Configure role-based access control

4. Tip: Create Teams to efficiently manage user privileges by project

5. If applicable, map external identity provider groups to Fiddler teams