Follow these steps when:
- You try to sign in to Riverside with your organization's SSO and get the error:
- "Invalid signature or certificate is not valid."
Likely causes:
The certificate uploaded in Riverside doesn't match the certificate in your organization's SSO provider.
Suggested troubleshooting steps
- If your organization is using Microsoft Azure SSO (Entra ID), contact your IT team to:
- Update the SSO certificate so it's valid (not expired). See step 39 here.
- As a best practice, the expiration date should be set to the end of your Riverside contract term to avoid interruptions.
- Confirm the active signing certificate in your SSO provider.
- Send that exact certificate to Support so we can upload it to your account.
- Update the SSO certificate so it's valid (not expired). See step 39 here.
- If your organization is using another SSO provider, contact your IT team to:
- Confirm the active signing certificate in your SSO provider.
- Once confirmed, send that exact certificate to Support so we can upload it to your account.
- If the issue continues, share a screenshot of your SSO configuration in Riverside and a screenshot of the corresponding settings in your identity provider (IdP), so we can help pinpoint what may be missing.