Enabling Single Sign-On (SSO) integration allows users on your Enterprise server to log in using your organization’s identity provider. SSO streamlines access control by enabling users to use a single set of credentials reducing the risk of password-related security breaches.
To configure your Jotform Enterprise server
- Log in to your Admin account and open Admin Console.
- Go to Settings on the left, then turn on Single Sign-On.
- Take note of the Service Provider Metadata details. These will be used for your identity provider’s Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) configuration. If applicable, adjust the URLs to match your server’s custom domain name.
- Configure SAML in your identity provider account to get the details for the Identity Provider Metadata fields.
Here’s a table of what Identity Provider Metadata values to use for the Entity ID, SSO URL, and Certificate fields in Jotform according to provider, as well as links on how to get them:
| Provider | Entity ID | SSO URL | Certificate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Azure AD | Azure AD Identifier | Login URL | Certificate |
| Google SSO | Entity ID | SSO URL | Certificate |
| Okta | Identity Provider Issuer | Identity Provider Single Sign-On URL |
X.509 Certificate |
| OneLogin | Issuer URL | SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP) | X.509 Certificate |
- Save and test your configuration.
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123 days ago
Good morning Team Jotform!
We are preparing to sign an agreement to migrate to the Jotform Enterprise license. We have a couple questions regarding SSO and the Jotform App Builder functionality...