In order to set up the service, please contact support via the messenger or at [email protected]. Labguru will provide you with an XML metadata file.
How to do the setup
Create a new application for Labguru
The entityID value from the metadata file should be added to the entityID field in your SSO service setup.
The Reply URL is: https://{prefix}.labguru.com/sso_auth, {prefix} being the URL prefix.
(For example https://my.labguru.com/sso_auth, https://eu.labguru.com/sso_auth, etc.)Setup the attributes and claims exactly as in the screenshot below (example from Azure).
Send us back the XML file, together with a screenshot of the attributes and claims setup.
Make sure the following claim doesn't have a Namespace:
Troubleshooting
If the following error appears after setting up SSO
It means that the user.email value has quotes around it, meaning the user.email doesn’t exist as a default value and therefore cannot be added without quotes (image 2)
To resolve this issue the following steps should be performed:
1. Create a new claim named :email (image 3)
2. In the source attribute field choose user.mail (image 3)
3. If user.mail already exists as a value of another claim (image 4) - delete the claim
4. Download the XML file again and send it to us
Setup in OKTA:
Note: The Single Sign-On URL on the General section varies depending on the account server.
In exchange, Labguru will require a metadata file (SAML metadata) with a description of the IDP (that supports SAML 2.0) that you can download after the attributes were set up as described above, the file should contain the following attributes:
EntityId
A valid self-signed X.509 certificate
Single Sign-On Service Endpoint
NameID format (from the SAML 2.0 supported options)
*in order to download the metadata file go to Sign On tab in the application ->SAML Signing Certificates -> section -> Actions
Once the functionality is enabled by Labguru, all users in the organization will be able to login using the SSO service.