Enterprise SSO Is Now Available to Moon Banking Pros

A team that uses Moon Banking already has an identity. It lives in Okta, or Microsoft Entra, or Google Workspace — not in a spreadsheet of passwords that nobody wants to rotate.

That identity can now open the door.

Enterprise SSO is available as an add-on to Moon Banking Pro. Once it is configured, your team signs in the same way they sign in everywhere else at work. There is no Moon Banking password to remember, to share, or to forget. When someone leaves, turning off their access in your identity provider turns it off here too.

One identity. One door.

Most teams do not have a password problem. They have a passwords problem.

Every new tool is another login, another reset email, another account that outlives the person who created it. IT spends its week collecting leftovers. Security spends its week hoping nobody reused the same phrase they use for email.

Enterprise SSO collapses that into a single yes-or-no. If your identity provider says this person is on the team, Moon Banking agrees. If it says they are not, the door stays shut.

That is a better login experience for the people doing the work. It is a much better control for the people responsible for the work.

What your team actually gets

Sign in the way they already sign in. Okta, Microsoft Entra, Google Workspace, or any SAML or OIDC provider. The button they already know is the button they use here.

Access that follows employment. Offboarding stops being a scavenger hunt. Disable the account in your identity provider and Moon Banking access goes with it — API keys, ChatMB, the catalog, all of it.

No extra passwords to keep. Nobody is writing a Moon Banking password on a sticky note, sharing one across a desk, or leaving one behind in a former contractor's browser.

The same invoice as Pro. Enterprise SSO is not a separate product to procure. It is an add-on on the subscription you already have, billed monthly or annually on the same invoice.

For a company that already treats identity as infrastructure, this is the missing piece. Moon Banking becomes another door on the same hallway, not a side entrance with its own lock.

How we set it up

Enterprise connections are configured by hand, for your domain and your identity provider. That is deliberate. A connection that is wired correctly the first time is worth more than a form that lets you get it almost right.

The sequence is simple:

1. Subscribe to Pro, and add Enterprise SSO — either when you check out, or later from Settings → Authentication → Enterprise SSO.
2. Sign in with an email address and a password to start. Your team can use Moon Banking immediately.
3. We get in touch to configure single sign-on against your identity provider.
4. Once it is live, your team signs in with enterprise SSO instead. Existing Moon Banking accounts on your email domain stay those accounts. Nobody is starting over.

You keep SSO for as long as the add-on is on the subscription. If you remove it, it runs through the end of the period you have already paid for, and then your team goes back to email and password. Nobody loses an account either way.

What it costs

Enterprise SSO is $99 per month, or $999 per year — a little over two months free if you pay annually. Adding it to an existing Pro plan is prorated for the rest of the current period and invoiced immediately.

Pro itself is what the rest of the team is already here for: twenty seats, $300 a month in ChatMB credits, the API, the MCP server, and the full dataset. SSO is the lock on that door, not a different product.

Getting started

If you are already on Pro, open Enterprise SSO in your settings and add it there. If you are not, start at moonbanking.com/pro, add Enterprise SSO when you subscribe, and we will take it from there.

The most valuable data in the building should not hide behind the weakest password in the building. It should open with the identity you already trust.