Set up an Enterprise OIDC integration

Created by Joakim Karlsson, Modified on Mon, 9 Feb at 12:59 PM by Joakim Karlsson

TABLE OF CONTENTS


Introduction

Having a Single Sign-On (SSO) integration using the OpenID Connect (OIDC) protocol allows users to access Collegial application with a single set of credentials.

This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to configure OIDC SSO integration.


Contact CSM

Notify your CSM and Collegial Support that you wish to initiate the SSO process.

During the first meeting you will need to establish:

  1. Communication channel - ensure that Collegial has an effective way to communicate with relevant stakeholders. That might be either in a Slack channel, a Teams channel or via email.
  2. IT Team’s SSO Contact(s)
  3. Testing flow - decide on how you are going to test the SSO flow.
  4. Timeline of the implementation

Your CSM and Collegial support will provide you with the following metadata:

  • Callback URL


Set up your identity provider

To allow users to log in using an OIDC Identity Provider, you must register your application with the identify provider (IdP). The process of doing this varies depending on the OIDC Identity Provider.

During this process, your OIDC Identity Provider will generate a unique identifier for the registered API, usually called a Client ID or an Application ID.

Please collect and exchange the following metadata provided by your IdP:


  1. Issuer URL - URL where you  can find the OpenID Provider Configuration Document, which should be available in the /.well-known/openid-configuration endpoint
  2. Client Id - Unique identifier for your registered application


Complete the configuration

After receiving metadata, Collegial completes the configuration on the platform. This usually takes up to two days.


Test the configuration

Once configured, perform a test authentication to ensure that the OIDC connection is working as expected. Verify that users can authenticate to your application using their IdP credentials.

In case of any questions, Collegial will diligently monitor the newly established SSO connection, offering assistance with monitoring and troubleshooting as needed.


Confirm success

Time to celebrate! Your SSO configuration is ready for use!

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