Zendesk provides several authentication methods to ensure secure access for both team members and end users. These include the standard Zendesk sign-in using email and password, third-party authentication through services like Google and Microsoft, and single sign-on (SSO) with identity provider services such as OneLogin and Okta. This flexibility allows users to choose their preferred method of signing in, catering to different security needs.
For more detailed information on configuring these authentication methods, you can refer to theoriginal Zendesk documentation.
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