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Configure SSO with OneLogin
Configure SSO with OneLogin
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Written by Seweryn Jagusiak
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Follow the steps below to configure SSO in JumpCloud for your application:

Step 1: Get SAML Settings from SellerCrowd

  1. Log in to your team owner/admin SellerCrowd account and navigate to the Billing Team tab at https://sellercrowd.com/settings/billing-team/

  2. In the SAML section, locate and copy/save the following details (those will be necessary in the next step.):

    • Entity ID

    • Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL

Step 2: Create a Custom SAML Application in OneLogin

  1. Log in to the OneLogin Admin Portal.

  2. Go to Applications and add new application.

  3. Search for SAML Custom Connector, click on SAML Custom Connector (Advanced).

  4. Fill the details regarding integration (Name, Logo, Description) - this data will be used internally in OneLogin for app identification. Then click Save

  5. Move to configuration by clicking Configuration on left menu:

  6. Fill following fields using data acquired in step 1:​
    Audience (EntityID): (use Entity ID from step 1.)


    ACS (Consumer) URL Validator: .*sellercrowd.*


    ACS (Consumer) URL: (use Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL from step 1.)


    Ensure that following configuration is in place:


    Click Save to apply configuration:

  7. Move to parameters by clicking Parameters on left menu:

  8. Add following parameters by clicking plus icon


    a/
    Field Name: first_name
    Select flag: Include in SAML assertion

    Confirm with Save.
    Then select First Name as Value. (This will be used to provision user's first name in SellerCrowd)

    Finish with Save.

    b/ (click + button again)
    Field Name: last_name
    Select flag: Include in SAML assertion

    Confirm with Save.
    Then select Last Name as Value. (This will be used to provision user's last name in SellerCrowd)

    Finish with Save.

    Save parameters by clicking Save:

  9. Export XML Metadata file by hovering More Actions and clicking SAML Metadata:


    Note: you might need to add users to this application (sections Users, Access, Privileges ), so they could use configured service.

Step 3: Enable SSO in Sellercrowd

  1. Open a page which was obtained in last instruction of step 1 and click I have the XML.

  2. Copy content of file (open in editor and copy all text inside) obtained in step 2 and paste to form:

  3. Click Enable SSO.

SSO service is now active. You can test if working correctly using given url: https://sellercrowd.com/login/sso . In case of an issue, you can always deactivate SSO by clicking Disable SSO. When SSO is active, regular members cannot login using email login (owner and administrators still can use email). If you need extra support, you can contact us via Intercom or using email: techsupport@sellercrowd.com.

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