Be in control of who visits your Scroll Viewport help center by restricting access to a select group of users.
Scroll Viewport reaches end of life on September 30, 2026.
Updating Viewport sites is no longer possible - the Update site option has been disabled. To keep making changes to your documentation, upgrade your sites to Scroll Sites. Your live sites keep running in the meantime.
To restrict access to your site you can currently choose from two authentication methods: access tokens and Single Sign-On.
Access tokens are a lightweight and quick way to password protect your Scroll Viewport site. Once set up, site visitors who received a valid token from you will be able to log into your site.
For a more advanced authentication experience, opt for our Single Sign-On solution. Once authenticated in one of your applications, your users will be able to seamlessly access your help center without having to authenticate again.
Please note that setting up authenticated access will require that you connect a custom domain to your site.
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Set Up SAML Single Sign-On Setting up SAML 2.0 with an identity provider will enable single sign-on for your help center.
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Restrict Site Access with Tokens Easily and quickly restrict access to your site with access tokens. Only users that receive a valid token from you will be able to log into your site.