Add SAML Service Provider
Add and connect a SAML service provider (SP) application that you want to protect in SecureAuth.
Add SAML Service Provider
Select Applications > Clients > Create client in the selected workspace.
Provide a name for your service provider, pick the SAML Service Provider type, and select Create.
Upload the SAML Service Provider metadata using the Overview or SAML tab.
You can provide plain XML, XML-formatted file, or a URL from which the system can retrieve the metadata.
From the Overview tab
From the SAML tab
Copy the SAML SSO endpoint and add it to your application.
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Configure SAML Service Provider
In Overview tab, configure basics settings for your application.
Update Name and Description.
Enter Privacy Policy, which is a link to application usage related policy statements (included as part of the consent screen).
Enter Terms of service, which is a link to application terms and conditions (included as part of the consent screen).
Enter Client Details, which is a link to details on the client application or/and company (included as part of the consent screen).
Select SAVE CHANGES when you're done configuring Overview.
Note
In the Overview tab, you can also delete the application by selecting DELETE APPLICATION.
Select the SAML tab and upload the service provider metadata. This is the description of your service provider for which SecureAuth exposes the SAML SSO login endpoint.
Go to Policies and assign policies governing this application in different scenarios.
Select User policy (a set of conditions for the user to access the client application).
Select Machine token policy, used when the application is part of the Client Credentials (machine-to-machine) flow.
Select the Endpoints tab to check the SAML SSO and Metadata endpoints of this application exposed by SecureAuth.
Select the Metadata tab to identify information on the application developer or configure metadata of the application itself.