OneLogin’s open-source SAML toolkits can help you integrate SAML in hours, instead of months. We’ve come up with a simple setup that will work for most applications.

If you have been tasked with adding SAML support to an application then you’ve come to the right place. We have a wide range of language specific SAML toolkits and examples, as well as …

Dev Overview of OpenID Connect OpenID Connect is a simple identity layer built on top of the OAuth 2.0 protocol, which allows clients to verify the identity of an end user based on the …

The Consume.aspx script receives the SAML assertion. Once again, you’ll need to know the user’s identity provider, but this time you get a clue: the username or email address in the …

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Dev Overview of SCIM The System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) aims to simplify user provisioning and management in the cloud by defining two standards: A …

Build the XML metadata of a SAML Service Provider providing some information: EntityID, Endpoints (Attribute Consume Service Endpoint, Single Logout Service Endpoint), its public …

Overview The Apps API can be used to list, create, update and manage apps. Often this set of APIs is used to backup the configuration of an app so that changes can be restored to a …

To build the architecture described in the solution overview, you will need the following: A OneLogin Account: You will need an OIDC Provider configured in your OneLogin account.

You can use OneLogin’s open-source SAML toolkit for Python to enable single sign-on (SSO) for your app via any identity provider that offers SAML authentication.