Single Sign-On (SSO)

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SAML single sign on

Check out an overview of atSpoke's SAML SSO offering.

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SAML SSO using Okta

atSpoke is excited to offer an integration with Okta. atSpoke's SAML integration relies on a user level token. To insure consistent delivery of SAML services, atSpoke best practices recommend using an admi…

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SCIM Configuration with Okta

Before you can configure provisioning for atSpoke, make sure you have configured SAML in atSpoke (Settings > Integrations > SSO > SAML). SAML and SCIM are only available on atSpoke’s Plus plan. Th…

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

Azure AD - SAML SSO

Azure AD can be used to manage Single Sign on Permissions with atSpoke. For more information on SAML SSO, check out our overview. To add atSpoke to Azure, you will need to be an administrator on both Azu…

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

Azure AD - SCIM provisioning

Read below to learn how to setup SCIM with Azure AD. Before enabling SCIM, you must first enable SSO. For information on setting up SAML with Azure AD read here. For general information on SAML Singl…

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SAML single sign on with OneLogin

Using atSpoke SAML SSO with OneLogin.

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SCIM Configuration with Onelogin

This article will explain how to setup SCIM with Onelogin. Before enabling SCIM, you must first enable SSO. For information on how to enable Single Sign On, read more here. SSO is available for users…

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SAML setup for Gsuite

Setup for SAML using Gsuite. You will need to be a gsuite admin to complete setup.

Updated 11 months ago by Andrew White

SCIM integration with Gsuite

Once you've enabled SAML for your organization, your next step is to set up automatic user provisioning. This allows you to authorize, create, modify, and delete users from the Gsuite admin panel. Lo…

Updated 7 months ago by Andrew White

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