Accounts overview

When you sign up for Bitrise, you create your own individual user account. By itself, having a user account isn’t enough to add projects and run builds. For that, you must be part of a workspace or invited to a project as an outside contributor.

You can connect your personal account to:

• Your Git provider accounts via OAuth, allowing you to log in to Bitrise through your Git provider and to configure repository access for Bitrise CI: Repository access with OAuth.
• The Bitrise GitHub App, allowing authentication and repository access without the need for SSH keys: GitHub app integration.
• Your Apple ID, allowing you to connect Bitrise projects to an Apple service: Connecting to an Apple service with Apple ID.

Account settings page

Your Bitrise account is managed from your Account settings page. From this page, you can:

• Edit your profile, including username, email address, password, and avatar.
• Set up Apple ID connection.
• Enable two-factor authentication.
• Connect LaunchDarkly feature flags for Release Management.
• Create and manage personal access tokens used to access the Bitrise API.
• Register test devices.

SAML SSO

You can log in to Bitrise via SAML SSO. Bitrise supports multiple SAML identity providers. To log in via SAML SSO:

• Your workspace must have SAML SSO enabled.
• Make sure the email address belonging to your personal Bitrise account is also registered to your SAML identity provider.

For detailed information on how to set it up, see: Configuring SAML SSO on Bitrise.