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docs/enterprise-guide/authenticating-with-jwt.md

 ## JWT-based Authentication
 
-**This feature is available in the Enterprise edition of Metabase**
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 You can connect Metabase to your JWT-based identity provider to allow your Metabase users to authenticate through it.
 
 ### Enabling JWT authentication

docs/enterprise-guide/authenticating-with-saml.md

 ## Authenticating with SAML
 
-**This feature is available in the Enterprise edition of Metabase**
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 Connecting Metabase to your SAML identity provider lets your team access Metabase with ease through SSO.
 
 ### Enabling SAML authentication

docs/enterprise-guide/customizing-drill-through.md

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 ## Customizing drill-through
 
 Out of the box, Metabase comes with some handy actions that you can access when you click on parts of a table or chart: you can filter, break out, zoom in, or x-ray things you click.

docs/enterprise-guide/data-sandboxes.md

 ## Sandboxing your data
 
-**This feature is available in the Enterprise edition of Metabase**
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 Say you have users who you want to be able to log into your Metabase instance, but who should only be able to view data that pertains to them. For example, you might have some customers or partners who you want to let view your Orders table, but you only want them to see their orders. Metabase has a feature called sandboxing that lets you do just that.
 
 The way it works is that you pick a table that you want to sandbox for users in a certain group, then customize how exactly you want to filter that table for those users. For this to work in most cases you’ll first need to add attributes to your users so that Metabase will know how to filter things for them specifically.

docs/enterprise-guide/start.md

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 * [Authenticating with SAML](authenticating-with-saml.md)
 * [Authenticating with JWT](authenticating-with-jwt.md)
 * [Customizing drill-through for charts and tables](customizing-drill-through.md)
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-First things first, you'll need to install Metabase. If you haven’t done that yet, our [Installation Guide](../operations-guide/start.html#installing-and-running-metabase) will help you through the process.
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-Already done with that? Then let’s start by going over how to [connect Metabase to your database](01-managing-databases.md).