SSOGEN customers: enterprises and governments, in production since 2016

Enterprises and government agencies have run SSOGEN in production since 2016, in front of the ERP systems that run their business.

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Trusted by enterprises and governments

SSOGEN customers are enterprises and government agencies that sign their people in through SSOGEN every working day. Many first chose SSOGEN for Oracle applications. The same product signs in SAML and OpenID Connect applications and gives AI agents their own identities.

The record behind the logos

SSOGEN’s record, in five lines.

Fact	Detail
In production	Since 2016, starting with Oracle applications
Customers	Fortune 500 companies and U.S. federal and state agencies
Industries	Financial institutions, pharmaceutical firms and logistics enterprises
Microsoft Entra gallery	Listed, with an SSOGEN configuration tutorial on Microsoft Learn
Oracle	SSOGEN Corporation is an Oracle partner; Oracle Validated Integration for E-Business Suite 12.2 (datasheet)

The applications they protect

The Web Agent signs people in to Oracle applications that do not speak SAML or OpenID Connect themselves, with no code change to the application.

Oracle E-Business Suite. Single sign-on for most users, with local login kept for accounts such as SYSADMIN.
PeopleSoft. In production since 2016.
JD Edwards. Agent-based sign-in on the web server in front of it.
Siebel. In production since 2016.
SAML and OpenID Connect applications. Any application that speaks either protocol connects to the same identity provider.

How a customer starts

A working session. Bring one application, an identity provider or an AI agent, and we connect it with your team.
A free 30-day proof of concept. SSOGEN runs on your own application before you commit.
Production on your terms. Your own Enterprise Linux servers, or an organization hosted by SSOGEN. See self-hosted or hosted.

Security reviewers start at the trust center.

Questions about SSOGEN customers

Who uses SSOGEN?

Enterprises and government agencies use SSOGEN, including Fortune 500 companies, U.S. federal and state agencies, financial institutions, pharmaceutical firms and logistics enterprises. Many run Oracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, JD Edwards or Siebel behind the Web Agent, next to their SAML and OpenID Connect applications.

How long has SSOGEN been in production?

Since 2016. SSOGEN single sign-on has protected customer applications in production since then, starting with Oracle applications such as PeopleSoft and Siebel. The same product now signs in SAML and OpenID Connect applications and gives AI agents their own identities.

Is SSOGEN in the Microsoft Entra gallery?

Yes. Microsoft lists SSOGEN in the Microsoft Entra gallery and publishes a tutorial for configuring it with Microsoft Entra ID for Oracle E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft and JD Edwards. Customers who keep Entra ID as their identity provider connect it to SSOGEN over SAML or OpenID Connect.

Can I try SSOGEN on my own application?

Yes. A trial starts with a working session on your systems and continues with a free 30-day proof of concept on one of your own applications. See SSOGEN trial access.

Where do SSOGEN customers run it?

Customers choose. SSOGEN installs on their own Enterprise Linux servers, where the data, keys and audit trail stay with them, or SSOGEN hosts an organization for them, with its own address, signing keys, secrets vault and audit log.

Sources, all read 2026-11-15: Microsoft Learn: Configure SSOGEN - Microsoft Entra SSO Gateway for Oracle E-Business Suite - EBS, PeopleSoft, and JDE (page dated 2025-05-20).

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