This article explains how to configure and automate the Everbridge app login process on Windows using Windows Registry keys or MSI parameters. It covers configuring in-app Single Sign-On (SSO) for automatic background login, and configuring automatic login with a username and password using Windows Registry keys.
In-App Single Sign-On
To configure automatic background login on Windows for Single Sign-On (SSO), set the following required keys via the Windows Registry or as MSI parameters. This setup is intended for SSO providers that do not require user interaction.
| Key | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| orgCode | Prepopulates the organisation code and skips the initial screen. What is this? | MyOrgCode |
| useInAppBrowserForSSO | Opens the SSO page within the app instead of the default browser. | true |
| hideInAppBrowserForSSO | Keeps the in-app browser hidden while the SSO login process completes. | true |
| forceStartInTray | Starts the app minimized in the system tray to reduce interruption for the user. | true |
Registry settings for background SSO login
View of the in-app browser
Username and Password
To configure automatic login with Everbridge credentials on Windows, set the following keys via the Windows Registry. Username and password are not supported as MSI parameters.
| Key | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
| orgCode | Prepopulates the organisation code and skips the initial screen. What is this? | MyOrgCode |
| username | Prepopulates the username field for Everbridge credential login. | username |
| password | Prepopulates the password field for Everbridge credential login. | password |
| forceStartInTray | Starts the app minimized in the system tray to reduce interruption for the user. | true |