> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ascertia.com/signinghub-web/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ascertia.com/signinghub-web/registration-and-login/login-and-authentication-methods/corporate-logins.md).

# Corporate logins

Corporate logins refer to the private authentication method that is set by your Enterprise Admin. In this way, the enterprise users of a certain enterprise can be authenticated by their enterprise-specific authentication method. Such methods are not usually listed under the "More Login Options" link on the login screen for public users.

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There are two ways to enjoy the corporate login facility, they are:

## Private authentication profile configured in your enterprise user role

When a private authentication profile is [set in your enterprise user role](/signinghub-web/configurations/enterprise-configurations/manage-your-user-roles/basic-information.md#configure-login-authentication-in-a-role), you are provided with an [Enterprise URL](/signinghub-web/configurations/enterprise-configurations/set-up-your-enterprise-profile.md), which contains your branded enterprise GUI for login. But this is not compulsory either, you can be asked to access a public URL for login. The authentication process will be:

* Browse the URL as provided by your Enterprise Admin
* Specify your registered ID in the login screen
* SigningHub will read your ID and will trigger the configured (private) authentication method (i.e. SSL authentication, Microsoft Active Directory, Salesforce, Google, etc.) screen
* Specify your account credentials to authenticate yourself

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## Private authentication profile configured in your enterprise default settings

When a private authentication profile is [set in your enterprise default settings](/signinghub-web/configurations/enterprise-configurations/configure-advanced-settings/configure-enterprise-default-settings.md), you are always provided with an [Enterprise URL](/signinghub-web/configurations/enterprise-configurations/set-up-your-enterprise-profile.md), which contains your branded enterprise GUI for login. The authentication process will be:

* Browse the Enterprise URL as provided by your Enterprise Admin
* SigningHub will automatically trigger the configured (private) authentication method (i.e. SSL authentication, Microsoft Active Directory, Salesforce, Google, etc.) screen
* Specify your account credentials to authenticate yourself

{% hint style="info" %}

1. A private authentication profile is the one that is exclusively used for corporate logins and is not available to the end users (public) on their Login screen and Integration screen of SigningHub Desktop Web. The availability of private authentication profiles is subject to your subscribed service plan. If you cannot find this option in your account, [upgrade your enterprise service plan](/signinghub-web/service-plan-management/service-plans-and-billing/upgrade-your-service-plan.md).
2. The availability of the corporate logins feature is subject to your enterprise service plan.
3. As a part of GDPR compliance, the "Service Agreement" dialogue box will appear after successful user authentication. This dialogue box contains the links to the "Terms of Service" and "Privacy Policy" pages. SigningHub will ensure that you agree to them before letting you use your account.
4. The "Service Agreement" dialogue box will not appear after successful user authentication if no Service Agreement is marked active.
5. Users cannot log in to SigningHub if their account is disabled, marked as dormant, or temporarily locked due to multiple invalid login attempts.
   {% endhint %}


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