SCIM

Overview

Enterprise plan subscribers with SAML SSO enabled can opt to enable SCIM for their workspace. SCIM, or System for Cross-domain Identity Management, is an open standard that allows for the automation of user provisioning. If you have SAML SSO enabled with a supported identity provider, you can contact us to get SCIM enabled for your workspace.

Configure

To configure SCIM, you'll need to add a Token and URL to your SCIM provider.

The SCIM token is the API access token. As an Admin, you can generate one by navigating to Settings > API.

Follow the directions below for your identity provider to setup the SCIM integration.

Okta

OneLogin

Azure AD

• In the Okta admin pages, open the Secoda application you have for SAML 2.0

• In the General tab, click Edit and choose SCIM in the Provisioning section and Save

• In the Provisioning tab, enter the https://app.secoda.co/api/v2/scim/

• For the Unique identifier field for users section enter email

• For Authentication mode field, choose HTTP Header and enter your Bearer token generated from your API settings in Secoda

• For Supported provisioning actions only enable "Push New Users", "Push Profile Updates", "Push Groups"

• Then you may check the following Provisioning to App

  

• In OneLogin's Admin panel > Applications, click Add App

• Search for the "SCIM Provisioner with SAML (SCIM v2 Enterprise, full SAML)" app and add

• Click on the Configuration tab and add your SCIM base URL as https://app.secoda.co/api/v2/scim/ and the Bearer token generated from your API settings in Secoda.

• Click on the Provisioning tab and Enable Provisioning

• Save your App

1. In Azure portal, go to Azure Active Directory -> Enterprise Applications.

2. Select an existing application or create a new one by searching for the specific application in the gallery.

3. In the application management screen, choose Provisioning in the left panel.

4. Under Provisioning Mode, select Automatic.

5. In Admin Credentials, enter the Tenant URL (e.g., https://app.secoda.co/api/v2/scim/) and a Secret Token generated from your API settings in Secoda.

6. Expand Mappings and configure user attributes. Set mappings like userPrincipalName to userName, mail to emails[type eq "work"].value, etc.

7. Ensure Create, Update, and Delete actions are selected under Target Object actions.

8. Save the configuration

Okta Push Users and Groups

When users are assigned to your Okta application they will receive an invitation email to join Secoda. These users will be populated in Secoda in an "Invited" state. You must filter by "Invited" to see these users.

When Groups are pushed, they will appear under the "Groups" tab on "Members and permissions". "Invited" users will not appear as a group member until the user activates their account by signing in for the first time.

Advanced

Troubleshooting

Automatic provisioning of user <USER'S NAME> to app Secoda failed: Error while trying to push profile update for <EMAIL>: User not found

To resolve, unassign the user from the Okta application. Then reassign. This will ensure your Okta application has the correct user ID.

SCIM Groups endpoint

Secoda's SCIM integration also supports group syncing. From your side all you have to do is start pushing groups from your Identity provider to Secoda. These will then map one to one with Groups in Secoda.

When syncing groups, the following attributes are supported:

• displayName: The name of the group in Secoda

• members: Array of user references that belong to the group

PUT /api/v2/scim/Groups/{group_id}
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer {your_access_token}

{
  "schemas": ["urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:Group"],
  "displayName": "{group_name}",
  "members": [
    {
      "value": "{user_id_1}",
      "display": "{user_1_display_name}"
    }
    // Add other members here if needed, for example:
    // ,
    // {
    //   "value": "{user_id_2}",
    //   "display": "{user_2_display_name}"
    // }
  ]
}

SCIM Users endpoint

To add an active or disabled user using SCIM you can make a PUT request. Here is an example of how to use SCIM to add a user.

PUT /api/v2/scim/Users/{user_id}
Content-Type: application/json
Authorization: Bearer {access_token}

{
  "schemas": ["urn:ietf:params:scim:schemas:core:2.0:User"],
  "userName": "{user_email}",
  "name": {
    "givenName": "{user_first_name}",
    "familyName": "{user_last_name}"
  },
  "emails": [
    {
      "value": "{user_email}",
      "primary": true,
      "type": "work"
    }
  ],
  "active": true,
  "externalId": "{scim_external_id}"
}

Setting "active": false will disable the user, while setting it to "active": true would activate the user.