# Require Login to Forms

## Overview

By adding authentication to a form, you can restrict form access so only specific users with access to your Feathery account can view and submit it. This is separate from logging into the Feathery dashboard as it controls who can access your published forms, not your account.

Users can authenticate via email-based login or single sign-on (if it's enabled for your account). They must first be added to your Feathery account.

Form authentication also unlocks secure form features and enables you to have greater control over who sees and submits your form.

## Authentication Types

Feathery supports two primary methods of authentication:

* Email Login
* SSO

To enable form authentication, navigate to "User Tracking" tab within the form settings. There, you'll find the "Require Authentication" dropdown where you can choose the method of authentication you want the form to support.

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## Provisioning User Access

To give users access to your authenticated form, you need to [add them to your team](/platform/account-settings/managing-your-team.md#adding-users).


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