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Single Sign-On (or SSO) allows a business enables businesses and its employees to log in to various web access multiple applications without the need for multiple managing separate usernames and passwords, streamlining user access management. Auth0 facilitates SSO for Botdoc is facilitated by Auth0.
In this tutorial, we will cover up How to Set up the SSO Connection for Your Organization. If you need more information about how to get the configuration data from your identity provider, check out the following articles:
There are two ways to configure SSO when it has been enabled for your Organization.
First, select the “My Organization” tab on your left-hand menu. Once there you can scroll to the “SSO Configuration” box and select choose your desired method.
There is a SAML configuration and an OpenID configuration.
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When your configuration is set as desired, be sure to check the box “Activate Configuration” and then click “Save SSO Configuration”.
Then, once you saved save the SSO Configuration, you will need to must click “Create Connection“ to complete the SSO Configuration.
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After creating the connection, you will be able to see the SSO Connection Details , and Update or Delete the connection.
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To configure the Service Provider Details in your Identity Provider, copy the values from the following fields:
ACS URL (“Assertion Consumer Service” URL)
Entity ID (also known as “Audience URI”)
Start URL
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⚠️ REMEMBER: It is necessary to click “Save SSO Configuration“ before click clicking “Create Connection” or “Update Connection” in order to update the connection settings values.
When your configuration is set as desired, check the box “Activate Configuration” and click “Save SSO Configuration”.
Attribute Mapping
Whenever possible, we use attribute mapping to directly integrate the fields with the required information.
Email: Map
email
attribute toemail
Last Name: Map
familyName
attribute tofamily_name
First Name: Map
givenName
attribute togiven_name
First Name: Map
givenName
attribute toname
Employee ID: Map
employeeId
attribute tonickname