55 docs tagged with "enterprise plan"

Learn more about app themes.

Learn more about branding options in Retool.

Retool Portals is in beta and only available on Business and Enterprise plans. You can sign up or book a demo with Retool to learn more.

Learn how to configure a custom domain for your Retool Cloud organization.

Learn how to configure SSO with Active Directory Federation Services SAML.

Learn how to set up Auth0 SSO with OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to set up Azure AD SSO with OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to create and use multiple environments for production and testing.

Learn how to set up Google SSO with OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to set up Okta SSO using OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to configure SSO using Okta SAML.

Learn how to configure OneLogin SSO on Retool using OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to set up Source Control with AWS CodeCommit for self-hosted Retool.

Learn how to implement Source Control with Azure Repos for self-hosted Retool.

Learn how to set up Source Control with Bitbucket for self-hosted Retool.

Learn how to set up Source Control for Self-hosted Retool with GitHub.

Learn how to set up Source Control with GitLab for self-hosted Retool.

Learn how to configure SSO with OpenID Connect (OIDC).

Learn how to configure SSO with providers using SAML.

Learn how to restrict access to apps and resources.

Learn how to enable analytics for your Retool apps.

Eligible Retool organizations can request White-label Apps: a custom-branded version of the Retool Mobile app. Retool can manage the distribution of White-label Apps to users in your organization through the iOS App Store and Google Play, or you can self-manage this process.

Retool Embed allows you to authenticate users–internal or external to your company–into embedded Retool apps. Not much changes in how you build your apps, but you need to complete a few steps to embed your apps for external use:

Manage configuration variables in Retool.

Learn how to view, edit, delete, and switch Source Control branches.

Learn how to manage and monitor Source Control deployments on your self-hosted Retool instance.

Learn how to migrate from Git Syncing to Source Control.

Learn how to migrate your SSO configuration from SAML to OIDC.

Learn about deploying Self-hosted Retool to multiple instances.

Learn more about using multiple instances of your deployment with Source Control.

Learn about restricting user access with permission groups and access rules.

Learn how to make changes to apps protected with Source Control.

Learn how to protect and sync queries in Query Library using Source Control.

Learn how to protect and sync resources using Source Control.

Learn how to implement SCIM user provisioning with Okta or Azure Active Directory.

Learn how push notifications work in Retool Mobile.

Learn how to resolve merge conflicts when using Source Control.

Learn about workflows triggered in response to Retool lifecycle events.

Learn how to use Retool Events to automatically trigger workflows following certain events.

Learn how to use AWS Secrets Manager to store your Retool resource secrets.

Learn how to use HashiCorp Vault to store your Retool resource secrets.

Learn about methods to effectively deploy and manage Retool within your organization.

Learn how to use Retool Events to send transactional emails from your email domain.

Learn how to use Retool Events to notify your team when actions happen in Retool.

Learn how to send push notifications to Retool Mobile users.

Learn about the recommended workflow to use with Source Control.

Learn how to set up Google SSO with Google Sign-in and LDAP permission groups.

Learn how to sync SAML group memberships.

Learn how to sync Retool Database schema changes across environments using schema migrations.

Learn how Retool uses Toolscript to serialize apps.

Learn how to troubleshoot Source Control.

Learn how to sync Retool apps with Git.

Learn how to access usage and adoption trends across your Retool organization.

Learn how to view and query user audit logs.

Retool Portals lets you whitelabel the Retool experience so that your end users–be it customers, vendors, or partners–don't know they're using Retool. This means Retool manages everything from user email invitations, to signup, permissions, the app experience, and more. You can also upload your logo and customize the look and feel of Retool to match your company brand.