You can configure the login method for each domain registered to your organization.
Note that domains cannot be added or removed by users, regardless of permission.
ZUNDA handles this on your behalf, so please contact us through the inquiry form. https://ask.zunda.co.jp/id/domain-management
You need the following permission to view this setting:
Authentication Management > Authentication View
You need the following permission to change this setting:
Authentication Management > Authentication Edit
Viewing domain settings
Click Domain Settings in the menu to display the list of domains registered to your organization.
Click [⋮] → View Details on the domain you want to check to see its settings.
Editing domain settings
You can configure the login method for each domain. In the example image, choose Email, Google, or Microsoft as the authentication method for logging in with an @example.com email address. To avoid confusing end users, we strongly recommend linking exactly one authentication method to each domain.
If Google or Microsoft authentication methods do not appear on this screen, configure them in Login Method Settings.
Authentication using Google or Microsoft requires that the target domain supports it. Contact your organization's system administrator for details.
Also, Microsoft authentication requires the application to be approved per tenant on first authentication. Have your organization's system administrator complete this initial application approval.
To edit domain settings, click [⋮] → Edit from the list screen, or click Edit from the domain details. This opens the edit screen. Click Save to apply your changes.
The authentication methods you checked above appear on the login screen as shown in the image below.
That covers domain settings.
If you have any questions, please contact us using the system inquiry form below.