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Organization settings control shared Sofie configuration. Only administrators with the right permissions can view or change these settings. Depending on your environment, Organization Settings can include General, Brand, and Integrations tabs.

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General settings

Use General for organization-level settings such as:
  • Organization name.
  • Passkey policy for privileged users.
  • Passkey policy for all users.
  • Whether email magic links are disabled when SSO is configured.
  • Whether every Orchestration owner can share owned Orchestrations.
  • Sign-in configuration when your organization uses an external identity provider.

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Update organization name

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Open Organization Settings

Go to the administration area and open Organization Settings.
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Choose General

Open General.
3

Edit Organization Name

Enter the organization name users should see in Sofie.
4

Save changes

Review the page and click Save Changes.

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Configure passkey policy

Your organization may be able to require passkeys for:
  • Privileged users.
  • All users.
These settings are in Authentication Policy. Before enforcing passkeys:
  • Confirm users have supported browsers and devices.
  • Communicate the change.
  • Decide how users should get help if blocked.
  • Confirm administrators have passkeys enrolled first.
  • Review the policy with the team that owns identity and access.
Passkey enforcement can block users until they enroll. Do not enable broad enforcement without a rollout plan.
Use Disable magic links when SSO is enabled to hide and block email magic-link sign-in when an external SSO provider is fully configured. When this setting is on:
  • Users sign in with SSO, passkey, or another available method.
  • Email magic links are unavailable only after an external SSO provider is enabled and configured.
  • Magic links stay available if no SSO provider is enabled, which helps prevent administrator lockout during setup.
In the current Sofie settings, Microsoft Entra ID is the external SSO provider shown in Organization Settings.
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Open Organization Settings

Go to the administration area and open Organization Settings.
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Choose General

Open General.
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Find Authentication Policy

Review the passkey policy and Disable magic links when SSO is enabled setting together.
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Save changes

Click Save Changes.
Test SSO with an administrator account before disabling magic links. If SSO is incomplete, Sofie keeps magic links available, but users may still be confused by a partial rollout.

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Configure Microsoft Entra ID sign-in

Use Microsoft Entra ID Authentication when users should sign in with Microsoft. Fields may include: After Microsoft Entra ID is enabled, decide whether email magic links should remain available or be disabled through Disable magic links when SSO is enabled. For the full setup workflow, see Microsoft SSO.

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Configure Orchestration sharing

Use Orchestration Sharing in General to decide whether all Orchestration owners can share owned Orchestrations. When Allow unrestricted orchestration sharing is on, owners can share their owned Orchestrations. When it is off, owners need Share Orchestrations through the Publisher role or a custom role before they can share.
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Open Organization Settings

Go to the administration area and open Organization Settings.
2

Choose General

Open General.
3

Update Orchestration Sharing

Find Orchestration Sharing and turn Allow unrestricted orchestration sharing on or off.
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Save changes

Review the setting and click Save Changes.
For the full rollout workflow, see Orchestration sharing controls.

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Brand settings

Use Brand to configure company details used in Sofie-generated document styling. Brand settings may include:
  • Logo.
  • Primary color.
  • Secondary color.
Logo uploads may accept JPG, GIF, or PNG files and enforce the file size shown in the app. Use brand settings for visual consistency. Do not use brand settings to imply a document is approved, controlled, or released. Organization branding is the default. Group branding can override it for group members, and personal branding can override both when Allow personal branding is enabled. For the full hierarchy and setup workflow, see Document branding.

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Enable personal branding

Use Allow personal branding when users should be able to set their own generated document logo and colors.
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Open Organization Settings

Go to the administration area and open Organization Settings.
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Choose General

Open General.
3

Turn on Allow personal branding

In Branding, enable Allow personal branding.
4

Save changes

Click Save Changes.

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Brand review checklist

Before saving brand settings, check:
  • Logo is current.
  • Logo is readable on light backgrounds.
  • Colors have enough contrast in generated output.
  • The organization name is spelled correctly.
  • The brand does not conflict with project-specific document requirements.
Use these pages for adjacent administrator work: