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Org settings & access control overview

Jinkō is a secure SaaS platform where access control is managed by organization administrators, and robust security settings are enabled by default.

Organization Management July 2025​

Available on Enterprise plans, Organization Management lets administrators define custom access for their members. This includes:

  1. Access management (email & SSO) with a dedicated login page for the organization
  2. Security settings

Access Management​

  • Email access (enabled by default): administrators can invite new members by email. Invited users receive a link to set up their Jinkō account. (Initial administrators are added by Nova at subscription.)
Welcome email for new Jinkō members

When invited, new members receive a welcome email with a link to set up their account.

welcome screen for new Jinkō members

When they first log in, new members see a welcome screen where they can set their password and complete their profile.

  • SSO access: once configured, members sign in via their SSO provider. There are three options:

    1. Google Workspace
      Allow anyone at a specified @domain to sign in with Google Workspace. Admins must supply a Client ID and Client Secret.

    2. Google SAML
      Restrict login to specified email addresses via Google SAML. Admins enter the SAML sign-in endpoint and signing certificate.

    3. Microsoft Azure Directory
      Enable Microsoft Azure SSO. Admins provide a Client ID, Client Secret, and Tenant ID.

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When SSO is enabled:

  • Only the organization creator is granted administrator access by default.
  • All other members join as “Member” and must be promoted to Admin manually.
Access management settings in Jinkō organizations

Go to Organization Settings → Access Settings, click Add Strategy, and follow the prompts.
Note the link to your organization’s dedicated login page, which you can share with members.

Security Settings​

  • Auto-logout: users inactive for 30 minutes are signed out automatically.
  • Two-factor authentication (2FA): required for all logins.

Configuration of these settings is allowed to organization administrators only. Q3 2025

Groups, Projects, and Member Roles​

You can organize work at two levels:

  • Groups: containers for one or more projects, shared with invited members.
  • Projects: hold all research and assets for a modeling or simulation effort.

Members can be added to both, with one of five roles:

RoleDescription
AdminFull control—can add/edit any member or content, and create other Admins.
EditorCan create/edit content and manage Commenters/Viewers.
ExplorerCan create, edit, and comment on own items; view others’.
CommenterCan view and comment on any items.
ViewerCan only view items.
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  • A member added at the group level is automatically a member in all projects in that group and cannot be removed from the group by non-admin project members.
  • It is not possible in a project to assign a role to a member that is lower than their role in the group.
  • An Admin member may revoke her access only if at least another Admin remains.
  • When an access for a user is created directly at the project level, the role granted cannot be reverted to a lower role (but it can be removed by an admin, and added back at any role level)

Adding Members​

To a Group​

Adding members to a group

On your dashboard, open the group’s Members tab and invite new users by email.

To a Project​

Add member to a project

In the project’s Settings (cog icon), go to Members and invite by email.