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# SSO Configuration

In this page you can configure single sign-on (SSO) for your account. Each supported SSO type has its own tab inside the configuration page, and **only account administrators** can see and edit these tabs.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**Note:** Each SSO type is bound to its own feature flag, which must be enabled on your account before its tab becomes available. To have SSO enabled, contact Meterian sales and request the feature flag for the SSO type you want to use.
{% endhint %}

Each tab contains the form for that SSO type, a "Save" button, and — once a configuration exists — a "Delete" button, the login URL to share with your users, and any extra section required by that SSO type (such as the attribute mapping for SAML 2.0). You can have at most one active configuration per SSO type.

The fields you have to fill in depend on the SSO type. See the page for the type you want to set up:

* [Azure AD](/the-meterian-webapp/advanced-functionalities/sso-configuration/azure-ad.md)
* [SAML 2.0](/the-meterian-webapp/advanced-functionalities/sso-configuration/generic-saml-2.0.md)

To provision and de-provision users and teams automatically from your identity provider, see the [SCIM API](/the-meterian-webapp/advanced-functionalities/sso-configuration/scim-2.0.md), the companion to SSO.

### Create or update a configuration

Open the tab for the SSO type you want to configure and fill in the form. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Some fields accept multiple values: type a value and press Space, Enter or comma to add it as a tag, and click the × on a tag to remove it.

Click "Save" to apply your changes. The "Name" field identifies the configuration and becomes read-only once saved — pick it carefully, as it cannot be changed later without removing and recreating the configuration. If the server rejects the values, the error is shown above the form and the configuration is left untouched.

### Share the login URL

Once the configuration is saved, a "Login URL" section appears at the bottom of the tab with a read-only URL and a "Copy" button.

Share this URL with the users who should log in via SSO. They will be taken straight to your identity provider instead of the standard login page.

### Remove a configuration

To remove a configuration simply click the "Delete" button and confirm in the dialog that follows. The configuration is deleted from the server and the form is cleared, so the "Name" field becomes editable again and the SSO type can be configured from scratch.

It's a good policy to remove configurations that are no longer in use, and to keep the "Name" descriptive enough to recognise which identity provider it refers to.


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