Enterprise single sign-on using Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) protocol.
User attempts to access your application
System redirects to the Identity Provider (IdP)
User authenticates with the IdP and IdP generates a SAML assertion (token).
User is redirected back to your application with the SAML assertion. System validates the SAML assertion. Upon successful validation, access is granted
Register your application with your
Identity Provider: - Upload certificate - Configure SAML attributes and
mappings - Note the IdP metadata URL or download metadata XML
In your application: - Navigate to Authentication Settings - Click on settings button in “SAML SSO”.
You can either upload the IdP metadata or enter manually the entryPoint SSO Url and Email attribute Key
4.. Click on Save button
To enable SAML authentication, you need to configure your Identity Provider (IdP) and specify the attribute name that contains the user’s email address in the SAML response.
Different IdPs may use different names for this field.
When a user logs in using SAML, the IdP sends a SAML response containing user details.
The email address may be sent under different attribute names, depending on the IdP.
You must enter the correct attribute name in our system so we can extract the email and verify the user.