AWS SSO
Enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for your Organization with AWS SSO
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Enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for your Organization with AWS SSO
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This document will walk you through the steps to add Squadcast to AWS SSO Dashboard and configure SSO with SAML 2.0.
Users can use their AWS SSO credentials to sign in to Squadcast via Single Sign-On (SSO).
Points to Note:
1. Only an Account Owner/Administrator can enable and configure SSO for an Organisation in Squadcast. 2. Once SSO is enabled, only the Account Owners can use email-password-based login by default, although it can be configured to allow Administrators to use enable email-password-based login as well.
1. Login to app.squadcast.com and navigate to Settings > Extensions. Click the Configure button under SSO.
2. Select the Custom SAML 2.0 tab and click Show configuration guide for Custom SAML 2.0
Here, copy the ACS URL to use it in your AWS SSO configuration next
3. In your AWS account, navigate to AWS Single Sign-On
From the sidebar, select Applications
4. Click on Add a new application
5. Search for Squadcast, select it and click on Add application
6. Next:
In the Application Details section, provide a suitable Name and an optional Description
In the Application Metadata section, click on If you do not have a metadata file, you can manually type your metadata values
Here, in the placeholders for both Application ACS URL and Application SAML audience, paste the previously copied ACS URL from Squadcast
In the AWS SSO metadata section, copy the AWS SSO sign-in URL and download the AWS SSO certificate
Click on Save changes
7. Back in Squadcast, in the previously opened modal:
Paste the copied AWS SSO sign-in URL under SAML 2.0 Endpoint
Copy the contents of the downloaded AWS SSO certificate and paste it under X.509 Certificate
Enter the domain name of your Organization
Note:
Make sure to add the Domain Name of your Organization, for SSO login to work
Pick the Default New User Role that a newly provisioned user in Squadcast should be assigned by default. This could be either User, Admin or Stakeholder
Note: If required, the User Role attribute can be modified manually for users later on from the Users page in Squadcast
If you want the Account Owner and/or Admins to be able to login to Squadcast using email-password aside from SSO, enable the checkboxes accordingly
Click on Save
8. Enable the toggle to activate the SSO integration
9. Finally, in AWS SSO:
On the Applications page, click on Squadcast
Switch to the Attribute mappings tab and create mappings as shown in the screenshot below and click on Save changes
If you can send a custom key, role from here, with one of these values Admin, User or Stakeholder, the new user will be added with these roles instead of the default User Role configured in Squadcast
Switch to Assigned users and add your users here
Note:
Members trying to login to Squadcast through AWS SSO and are not already added as users of Squadcast, will be added to Squadcast by default with User Role: User.n
Note:
By default, all new users added to Squadcast via AWS SSO will be added with User Role: User anyway. You can add an Attribute Mapping to provision all new users as Admins or Stakeholders if you wish to do that. In addition to the previous Attribute Mappings, you can add User Role as an Attribute Mapping here, in the same manner, and Save changes.
User attribute in the application: role
Maps to this string value or user attribute in AWS SSO: either Admin or Stakeholder
Format: basic
10. From the sidebar, now navigate to Dashboard. Here, you will be able to see your User portal URL that you can use to login into Squadcast
That is it, your AWS SSO configuration with Squadcast is now complete!
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