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SAML SSO integration
Standards supports SAML SSO integrations, enabling people within your organization to seamlessly view restricted projects using their existing credentials. It also allows for workspace members to sign-in using SAML SSO.
In this guide:
Getting Started
SAML SSO use cases
- Enabling SAML SSO allows projects that are published to require your Identity Provider (IdP) credentials to view.
- SAML SSO can be enabled so that members of the workspace are required to sign-in using your Identity Provider (IdP) credentials to access the workspace.
Things to keep in mind
- For security reasons, every email address domain used in the SAML integration (i.e. [email protected]) must be authorized by a Standards team member. By default, we authorize the domain associated with the account holder. Let us know if there are other domains you need authorized.
- SAML integrations and settings are configured on a specific workspace. If you would like to use SAML for multiple workspaces, they will need to be configured separately.
What is needed
- A Standards account with an Enterprise plan
- Admin or owner permissions in the workspace where SAML is to be configured
- An external identity provider that supports SAML integrations
Identity provider setup
First, you need to set up the SAML integration with your Identity Provider (IdP). The exact setup process will depend on your provider, so consult their documentation.
During setup, you will need two values.
- ACS URL: This URL is the endpoint in our application where the identity provider will send its responses. The value is **https://app.standards.site/__/auth/handler**
- SP Entity ID: A unique identifier for our service, which will be recognized by the Identity Provider. The value is standards-site-beta
After setting up SAML with your IdP you should have access to the following information which will needed to complete the integration.
- Entity ID: The unique identifier provided by your Identity Provider. This helps establish trust between the service and the IdP.
- SSO URL: The Single Sign-On Service URL from your Identity Provider. This is where the authentication requests will be sent.
- Certificate: The certificate you received from your Identity Provider. This ensures encrypted and secure communication between the service and the IdP.
Standards setup
- From the workspace dashboard, select the Settings page
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