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OneLogin single sign-on (SSO) integration

Configuring Single Sign-on (SSO) with OneLogin will allow your users to create and sign into their GetAccept accounts using OneLogin.
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Written by Alan Sincich
Updated over a week ago

What you'll need:

  • Be a GetAccept Admin

  • Entity on Enterprise plan

  • Your OneLogin dashboard

 

Create a new application in OneLogin

 

In the top menu bar, click Applications, Applications and then click Add App.

Search for SAML Test Connector, and click that option.   

Under Display Name, name this app GetAccept. If you'd like to add our logo, it's provided below.  

Once you're done, click Save. 

Enable GetAccept SSO

Follow these steps to enable GetAccept SSO support.

  1. Login to GetAccept, and go to Settings, Integrations, Provisioning and SSO

  2. Click Connect next to SAML Authentication

  3. Keep this browser tab open for easy access of settings in later steps

Configure the GetAccept Application

  1. Go back to OneLogin and open the Configuration tab.

  2. Copy your GetAccept ACS Url and paste it into both the Recipient and ACS (Consumer) URL* fields.

  3. Copy the GetAccept Logout URL to OneLogin Single Logout URL

  4. Copy the GetAccept Login URL to OneLogin Login URL

  5. Click Save.  

Configure GetAccept SSO

  1. In the OneLogin application page, go to SSO-page

  2. Copy OneLogin Issuer URL to GetAccept IDENTITY PROVIDER ISSUER URL / ENTITY ID

  3. Copy OneLogin SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP) to GetAccept SSO LOGIN REDIRECT URL / SAML 2.0 ENDPOINT

  4. Optionally you can OneLogin SLO Endpoint (HTTP) to GetAccept LOGOUT POST URL / SLO ENDPOINT

Configure X.509 Certificate

  1. In the OneLogin application page, go to SSO-page

  2. Click View Details under X.509 Certificate.

  3. Copy/paste the content into GetAccept under X.509 Certificate, including -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----

  4. Click Save in GetAccept and make sure the integration says Connected.

Keep in Mind

  • GetAccept requires SAML 2.0.

  • If you enable SAML authentication while you are logged into GetAccept make sure you have another session open with an alternate account login set up. Otherwise, you could lock yourself out of the app.

  • The authenticated user from OneLogin must exist with the same email address in GetAccept.

Need help?

We are here to help you if you get stuck at any step setting up the integration.
Use the chat-icon to the right to start a conversation with our support team or send an email to integrations@getaccept.com

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