Connect to Okta SSO

Prerequisites

OIDC integration requires the following:

Access to the Attribute platform and an effective Enterprise contract.
Access to the Okta Admin dashboard and the required privileges to add an application.

To configure the integration, please follow the Configuration section.

Currently, the Okta integration supports SP-initiated SSO and IDP-initiated SSO (Single Sign-On).

Navigate to the Applications section of the Okta Admin dashboard, then click Browse App Catalog.
Type "Attribute Dashboard" in the search box, then select the result named simply "Attribute Dashboard" and click Add Integration.
Configure the application and complete the configuration by clicking Done.
Go to the Applications section of the Okta Admin dashboard, then click on "Attribute Dashboard" and then on Sign On.
Under OpenID Connect, copy the Client ID and Client secret fields.

Create a support ticket by sending an email to [email protected] titled "Okta Integration Request".
In the email's body, provide the following:
1. Organization domain name.
2. Organization's Okta Issuer (e.g. acme.okta.com).
3. A link to a secure file share containing the Client ID and Client secret.
After processing the request, a reply email will be sent confirming the integration.
When the integration is complete, users can sign in with Okta directly, or after entering their email on the dashboard's login page.

Navigate to the Attribute Dashboard using the login link provided during the onboarding process.
Enter your user email. If Okta is configured for your organization, the "Continue with Okta" button will become enabled.
Click "Continue with Okta" and complete the login process.
On success, you will be redirected to the application.

If you require any additional assistance, please contact Attribute's support at [email protected].

Alternatively, you can request to join a shared Slack channel for support. To request access, email [email protected] with your details.

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