anchor.diff:  # Manual SSO Setup with GraphQL
   
  -Buildkite’s SSO login can be set up by emailing support, or you can set it up manually using our [GraphQL APIs](/docs/apis/graphql). This tutorial covers how to set up SSO manually using GraphQL, for most of the common SSO providers.
  -
  -For details on every available option available in the GraphQL APIs, please use the documentation sidebar built into the [GraphQL Explorer](/docs/graphql-api#getting-started).
  +Buildkite’s SSO login can be set up by emailing support, or you can set it up manually using our [GraphQL APIs](/docs/apis/graphql). This tutorial covers how to set up SSO manually using GraphQL.
  +
  +<section class="Docs__troubleshooting-note">
  +  <p>For details on every available option available in the GraphQL APIs, please use the documentation sidebar built into the <a href="/docs/graphql-api#getting-started">GraphQL Explorer</a>.</p>
  +</section>
   
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   ## Finding your organization’s GraphQL ID
   
  -For every type of SSO provider, you’ll need your Buildkite organization’s GraphQL ID. You can find the organization `id` using the following GraphQL query:
  -
  -```graphql
  -query OrgId {
  +For every type of SSO provider, you’ll need your Buildkite organization’s GraphQL ID. You can find your organization’s GraphQL ID using the following GraphQL query:
  +
  +```graphql
  +query OrganizationId {
     organization(slug: "myorg") {
       id
     }
  
positive.code:           createdAt
            enabledAt
            url
          }
        }
      }
  
negative.code:   ssoProviderCreate(input: {
      organizationId: "<organization id>",
      type: GITHUB_OAUTH,
      githubOrganizationName: "my-org",
      emailDomain: "myorg.com",
      emailDomainVerificationAddress: "admin@myorg.com"
    }) {
      ssoProvider {
        id
  