Most agencies do not need SSO, but it becomes valuable past roughly fifteen to twenty staff or when enterprise clients require it in security reviews. Cloud Campaign includes SSO on the Agency plan, so it is available when a team's identity management or a client's procurement process starts demanding it.
Single sign-on lets people access tools through one central identity provider, usually Google Workspace, Microsoft Entra, or Okta, rather than a separate password per application. Whether an agency needs it is a question of team size and who its clients are.
A five-person agency with a password manager and two-factor authentication on every account has good security hygiene and little to gain from SSO. Onboarding and offboarding at that size is a short manual checklist, and the identity infrastructure costs more attention than it saves. Skipping SSO at this stage is a reasonable decision, not a gap.
Three triggers change the calculation. Team size: past roughly fifteen or twenty people, manual account management across many tools becomes error-prone, and offboarding through a central identity provider is meaningfully safer than remembering every application. Enterprise clients: security questionnaires from large organizations frequently ask how agency staff authenticate, and SSO is a clean answer that keeps a deal moving. Compliance obligations: agencies serving regulated industries often inherit requirements that centralized identity management satisfies most easily.
The security win is offboarding. Disabling someone's identity account cuts access to every connected tool at once, which closes the window where a departed employee still has a live login somewhere. It also enforces the organization's authentication policy, including multi-factor requirements, consistently rather than per application. The daily convenience of one fewer password is real but secondary.
Cloud Campaign includes SSO on the Agency plan, alongside advanced white-labeling with custom domain and email, paid social reporting, and migration tools. That grouping is deliberate: the agencies that need centralized identity are generally the same ones that need the deeper client-facing branding, and both cluster at the scale where a team's permission model stops being manageable by memory.
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