Authentication methods
Adaline supports multiple authentication methods to fit different access patterns across your organization.Email and password
Members can sign in with an email and password directly through the Adaline dashboard.Single sign-on (SSO)
Adaline supports Google Suite SSO out of the box for all plans. Your team can sign in with their existing Google credentials without any additional configuration. For organizations that need SAML 2.0, the following providers are supported:- Okta Workforce
- Microsoft Entra ID
- Google Workspace
- Custom SAML provider
SAML and OIDC are available on Enterprise plans. Contact support@adaline.ai to get started.
API keys
API keys provide programmatic access to the Adaline API and SDKs. Each key inherits the permissions of the member who created it. Keys are stored as one-way cryptographic hashes and cannot be recovered after creation. See Create API keys for setup instructions.Service accounts
Service accounts provide a way to authenticate automated systems and integrations independently of individual team members. They are well suited for CI/CD pipelines, scheduled evaluation runs, and production monitoring where access should persist regardless of team changes. When generally available, service accounts will support scoped permission groups, credential rotation, and detailed usage audit trails — giving your team full control over how automated systems interact with Adaline.Service accounts are currently in beta and will be generally available soon. Contact support@adaline.ai for private preview access.