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Set up single sign-on (SSO) for an account

Tom Santiago
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Included in the June 2021 releaseAccount owners or administrators can set up SSO for an integrator.io account. 

Note: Account owners will always have the option to sign in via email and password even if SSO is enabled for the account.

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SSO setup steps

integrator.io supports any SSO provider that offers OpenID Connect (OIDC) authentication. The steps to set up SSO for an integrator.io account are as follows:

  1. Create an account with an SSO provider.
  2. Enable SSO for an account in integrator.io.
  3. Add or link the integrator.io app to the SSO provider account.

Steps 1 and 3 need to be done in the SSO provider, and step 2 needs to be done in integrator.io. For steps 1 and 3, see the following links for instance:

This article focuses on step 2, that is, enabling SSO for an account in integrator.io.

Note: You must disable SSO when sharing access credentials with our Support team to resolve an issue.

Enable SSO for an account in integrator.io

Before enabling SSO for your integrator.io account, you must complete step 1, that is, create an account with an SSO provider. When you have completed step 1, make a note of the values of the Issuer URL (domain-specific URL), Client ID, and Client secret because you will require them here in this step.

To enable SSO settings for your integrator.io account:

  1. Sign in to integrator.io using account owner or administrator credentials.
  2. Click the avatar icon in the upper right corner of the screen. If you are an account owner, click My account; or, if you are an administrator, click My profile.
  3. On the page that opens, click the Security tab.

  1. On the Single Sign-on (SSO) page, turn on the Enable OIDC-based SSO toggle. Note that if you are an administrator, you can ignore the My user section that is visible. Only fields in the Enable OIDC-based SSO section are required. 

  1. Complete the following fields:
    • Issuer URL (required): Enter the domain-specific URL issued by your SSO provider. For example: http://login.microsoftonline.com/<yourTenantId>/v2.0
    • Client ID (required): Enter the unique ID issued by your SSO provider.
    • Client Secret (required): Enter the secret key issued by your SSO provider.
    • Organization ID (required): Enter a unique organization ID that integrator.io will use to generate a unique SSO URL for your account. This field accepts only alphanumeric characters and must be 3-20 characters in length. 
  2. Click Save.
    SSO is now enabled for your account in integrator.io.

    The following URLs are automatically generated after you click Save.

    • Application login URL: Use this URL when configuring the integrator.io app with your SSO provider. Also, users can navigate to the Application login URL to sign in to their account with SSO after the setup is completed.
    • Redirect URL: Use this URL when configuring the integrator.io app with your SSO provider. Your SSO provider will send the authorization code tokens to this unique URL.

    Note these URLs because you will require them for step 3.

After this, perform step 3, that is, add or link the integration.io app to the SSO provider account. This completes the SSO setup for an account.

See also require single sign-on (SSO) verification for specific users.

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  • Amir Gardezi

    Is SAML supported? 

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  • Amanjot Singh Senior Product Manager

    Hello Amir Gardezi,

    I'm the product manager for the SSO feature at Celigo. Thanks for reaching out and expressing your interest in the new feature.

    Celigo supports only the Open ID Connect (OIDC) standard. Any SSO provider such as Okta, OneLogin, Azure AD, or GSuite SSO that offers OIDC authentication can be integrated with integrator․io.

    Currently, I'm not planning to add SAML. I’ve registered your vote for SAML, and I’m going to cross-post this request at the Integrator․io enhancement requests community, where I encourage others with this business requirement to add their voice or upvote SAML support.

    Best Regards!

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