This article covers step-by-step guidance for configuring SSO via your Admin Dashboard.
Prerequisite
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Get SSO enabled (see section at the bottom of this article)
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Ensure that SSO application is configured on your end depending on the IDP, i.e.
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Configure SSO for Azure AD
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Configure SSO for SAML
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Configure SSO for OpenIDConnect
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Set up SSO on TAP
Step1: Log in in to your admin dashboard
Step 2: Navigate to the SSO configuration


Step 3: Configure SSO
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Pick an SSO provider
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Provide the details of the configuration that match what you have set on IDP:
Organization name |
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Metadata |
For Azure |
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MetaData URL: App Federation Medatata URL (in Azure terms) |
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For SAML |
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Metadata: Upload Metadata that you have downloaded from your provider |
Step 4: Activate SSO
Step 5: Start testing.
🚫 Don’t click on SSO ONLY access until you are done with testing and have ensured that SSO is working for you and you can access both dashboard and a mobile app using both SSO and non-SSO credentials.
⚠️ After the configuration is complete you can log into the application using both SSO and non-SSO powered credentials that you may have had before the configuration.
ℹ️ When you are done with testing (see above), you are able to turn on SSO-only access. You will be logged out immediately and you will need to log in again using SSO credentials.
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