Implementing SSO and User Provisioning

Using an Identity Provider such as Azure AD or OKTA to provide Single Sign On (SSO) or User Provisioning using SCIM

Written by Adrian King
Updated this week

This guide describes how to setup and configure Single Sign On (SSO) and User Provisioning from a variety of Identity Providers.

Prerequisites

The following are required to install and use this package:

an Identity provider that supports SAML for SSO and SCIM for User Provisioning
an Elements Corporate Management with at least one connected domain
an Elements account which has the right to administer the Corporate Management environment (a.k.a. user with corporate admin permission)

Identity Providers supported

The following Identity Providers have been tested against:

SAML (SSO)

SCIM (User Provisioning)

Overriding SAML (SSO) as Corporate admin

As a corporate admin you can access Elements without using the SAML provider if required. To do that follow this link: https://app.q9elements.com/signin?pw=true