A developer first publishes a GitBook documentation site with custom domain and GitHub sync, then embeds it into their customer-facing portal and integrates IDaaS SSO so only authenticated enterprise users can access private documentation sections.
A developer first publishes a GitBook documentation site with custom domain and GitHub sync, then embeds it into their customer-facing portal and integrates IDaaS SSO so only authenticated enterprise users can access private documentation sections.
See _combos/authenticated-embedded-documentation-portal-a64abf.
See _combos/compliant-platform-with-authenticated-docs-2281a1.
See gitbook/gitbook-publish-site.
See _combos/sso-protected-embedded-documentation-646b86.
Q: How can I publish a GitBook documentation site and protect it with SSO? A: You can achieve this by publishing a GitBook documentation site with a custom domain and GitHub sync, embedding it into your customer-facing portal, and integrating IDaaS SSO to restrict access to authenticated enterprise users. This configuration combines GitBook publishing with IDaaS authentication to create an SSO-protected embedded documentation portal. The setup ensures that only verified enterprise users can view private documentation sections after logging in.