You’ll need a domain for your organization and an admin account established through an identity provider (a service that stores and verifies your users’ identities), with the ability to set up a SAML connection.
Make sure your users know about the change to SSO in advance. Once SSO is turned on, users will no longer be able to sign in with their Autodesk password. Instead, they’ll be redirected to their organization’s sign-in page, where they must sign in using the email and password they use for their organization.
Turning on SSO takes effect immediately, and you can only turn it off by contacting Autodesk Support. It’s important to set it up correctly so that users will be able to access Autodesk products and services. Adding test users is a good way to ensure a smooth process. For information on adding test users, see Test and turn on SSO.
Note: SAML (security assertion markup language) is the open standard used by SSO providers to communicate that a user is authenticated. It connects identity providers and service providers (in this case Autodesk) to authorize users to sign in with SSO.
Please see the FAQ section and Troubleshooting for more details regards your configuration.