Identity & Security
Duo, centralized in Dojo360
Duo keeps doing what it does best. Dojo360 brings its users, groups, sign-in events into the same back office as every other system you run, so your team works from one record, one set of numbers and one inbox.
Access
Users and sign-in policies from Duo · refreshed 32 seconds ago
- Duo3dcontractor.04 deprovisioned across Dojo
- Automations1hNew hire mapped to Sales role
- Integrations1dSSO certificate valid for 284 days
| User | Group | Role | Last seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sales | Member | 2m | |
| Fleet | Manager | 18m | |
| Finance | Approver | 1h | |
| IT | Removed | 3d |
What the Duo connector does
Reviewed against the vendor's official developer documentation.
- Status
- Integrated
- Categories
- Identity & Security
- Industries
- All industries
- Regions
- GCC, India, Singapore, Malaysia, US, UK, EU & ANZ
- Dojo360 can pull
- Users
- Groups
- Sign-in events
- Dojo360 can push
- Users
- Group memberships
- Webhooks
- Yes
- Key limits
- Provisioning requires an admin-approved enterprise app in the directory.
- Access requirements
- Admin access to the client account to authorize the connection.
What flows into your Dojo
We map Duo to the shared Dojo360 data model, sync it in both directions where the API allows, and Managed Link monitors the connection so it keeps working.
- Users and groups
- Single sign-on sessions
- Provisioning events
Before and after
Each tool has its own logins, and offboarding means remembering every system.
One sign-on for the Dojo, with roles provisioned from your directory.
What your brand gains
One login
Staff sign in once with the account they already have.
Clean offboarding
Disable someone once and access ends everywhere.
Audit ready
Every access change is logged.
Modules Duo powers
Once connected, Duo data is available to these parts of the Dojo straight away.
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