If you’d like your workspace to go back to using Slack’s built-in authentication, you can turn off single sign-on (SSO). When SSO is turned off, members will sign in using their email address and Slack password.
Note: If you never created a password for your Slack account, you’ll need to set one before you remove single sign-on. Follow the steps to reset your password.
Turn off SSO
From your desktop, click your workspace name in the top left.
Select Settings & administration from the menu, then click Workspace settings.
From the Authentication tab, click Disable Google Auth or Switch to built-in authentication if you’re using SAML authentication.
Members will receive an email to let them know about the change and to remind them to set a password if they don’t already have one. Members who receive this email when signed in to Slack will remain logged in.
Who can use this feature?
Workspace Owners
Pro and Business+ plans
If you’d like your workspace to go back to using Slack’s built-in authentication, you can turn off single sign-on (SSO). When SSO is turned off, members will sign in using their email address and Slack password.
Note: If you never created a password for your Slack account, you’ll need to set one before you remove single sign-on. Follow the steps to reset your password.
Turn off SSO
Click your workspace name in the sidebar.
Hover over Tools & settings, then click Workspace settings.
From the Authentication tab, click Disable Google Auth or Switch to built-in authentication if you’re using SAML authentication.
Members will receive an email to let them know about the change and to remind them to set a password if they don’t already have one. Members who receive this email when signed in to Slack will remain logged in.
