Simplify Secure Access to Pairaphrase: Single Sign-On (SSO) with Google, ClassLink, & Okta
Make it easier for your team to access Pairaphrase—without needing another password to manage.
Join Florencia Russo, Customer Success Manager at Pairaphrase, for a practical walkthrough of Single Sign-On (SSO) with Pairaphrase. You’ll learn how SSO allows authorized users to access Pairaphrase using credentials from your organization’s existing identity and access management system, helping simplify sign-in while supporting centralized access control and security.
Florencia will demonstrate Pairaphrase SSO options for organizations using Google Workspace, ClassLink, and Okta, including setup, the user login experience, access management, and troubleshooting.
What you'll learn:
- What Single Sign-On (SSO) is and how it works with Pairaphrase
- How centralized authentication can simplify access and reduce password management
- How to connect and use Google Workspace SSO with Pairaphrase
- How K–12 schools and districts can provide Pairaphrase access through ClassLink LaunchPad
- How organizations can integrate Pairaphrase with Okta for centralized authentication and access management
- How to identify and troubleshoot common SSO access and configuration issues
Whether you manage Pairaphrase for a business, school district, or other organization, you'll leave with a clearer understanding of your SSO options and how to create a simpler, more secure Pairaphrase login experience for your users.
Choose from 2 live sessions
Thursday, September 10, 2026
About speaker Florencia Russo
Florencia Russo (Flor) is a certified Spanish-English translator and translation technology specialist who helps organizations and language professionals improve translation quality, productivity, and workflow efficiency through the effective use of AI-powered translation tools and digital resources.
A graduate of the National University of La Plata, Argentina, Flor specializes in technical translation, localization, and multilingual communication for the automotive, oil and gas, and technology sectors. Her passion for language technology began at age 15 when she built her first computer-assisted dictionary using a Compaq Deskpro 386 and basic programming, combining her interests in translation, terminology management, and innovation.

Since 2017, Flor has delivered workshops and training programs on translation technology, AI for translators, machine translation, and computer-assisted translation (CAT) tools for local and international audiences. She served for three years as President and currently serves as Vice President of the Association of Certified Translators of La Plata, where she teaches a comprehensive course on technology, AI, and digital transformation in translation workflows.
Through her work, Flor helps translators, localization teams, and multilingual organizations leverage AI, automation, and language technology to produce more accurate translations, reduce manual effort, and improve collaboration across global communication projects.
