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Repository Settings

Published 2026/07/09

Repository settings control policies that apply to all users in your organization's user repository. These settings are managed by the organization owner (Admin role only).

Unique Emails

When unique email enforcement is active, no two users in the repository can share the same email address. This is a prerequisite for enabling SSO.

To activate: the system checks for duplicate emails first. If duplicates exist, they are shown and activation is blocked until resolved.
To deactivate: unique emails cannot be turned off while SSO is enabled.

Unique email enforcement is required before you can configure Single Sign-On (SSO).