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Enforcing SSO

You can enforce SSO by specifying the domain. As part of the SSO configuration, you have the option to disable email and user login. This ensures that all authentication is routed through the designated SSO provider.

Supported SSO Providers

You can enable various SSO providers, including Google and GitHub, to integrate with your system by configuring SSO.

Google:

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Go to the Developer Console

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Create an OAuth2 App

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Copy the Redirect URL from the Configure Screen into the Google App

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Fill in the Client ID & Client Secret in Activepieces

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Click Finish

GitHub:

1

Go to the GitHub Developer Settings

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Create a new OAuth App

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Fill in the App details and click Register a new application

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Use the following Redirect URL from the Configure Screen

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Fill in the Homepage URL with the URL of your application

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Click Register application

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Copy the Client ID and Client Secret and fill them in Activepieces

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Click Finish

SAML with OKTA:

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Go to the Okta Admin Portal and create a new app

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Select SAML 2.0 as the Sign-on method

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Fill in the App details and click Next

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Use the following Single Sign-On URL from the Configure Screen

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Fill in Audience URI (SP Entity ID) with 'Activepieces'

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Add the following attributes (firstName, lastName, email)

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Click Next and Finish

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Go to the Sign On tab and click on View Setup Instructions

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Copy the Identity Provider metadata and paste it in the Idp Metadata field

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Copy the Signing Certificate and paste it in the Signing Key field

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Click Save