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# Set up SSO with JumpCloud
Set up SAML single sign-on for Siit with JumpCloud: copy the SSO URL and Audience URI from Siit Security settings, then create and configure the SAML app in JumpCloud
**Set up Siit SAML SSO with JumpCloud**
Follow these steps to quickly set up JumpCloud as the Identity Provider (IdP) for SSO with Siit.
**Step 1: Log in to the Siit Admin Dashboard**
1. Open your browser and log in to the **Siit Admin Dashboard**.
2. Navigate to **Settings** > **Security**.
**Step 2: Select JumpCloud as the SAML Provider**
1. Under the **SAML Settings** section, locate the **SAML Provider** dropdown.
2. Select **JumpCloud** from the dropdown list.
**Step 3: Note the Required Details**
1. Copy the following values from the Siit Admin Dashboard:
* **SSO URL (Consumer URL)**
* **Audience URI (SP Entity ID)**
**Step 4: Create the SSO Application in JumpCloud**
1. Log in to the **JumpCloud Admin Portal**.
2. Go to **SSO Applications** > **Add New Application**.
3. Search for “SAML” in the search bar.
4. Select the **Custom SAML App** from the search results.
5. Click **Next** to proceed.
6. Name your application (e.g., “Siit SSO”) and optionally upload a logo if desired.
7. Click **Save Application**.
8. Click **Configure Application** to begin setting up the app.
**Step 5: Configure your JumpCloud Application**
1. In the app settings, click the **SSO** tab to begin configuration.
2. In the **IdP Entity ID** field, type “JumpCloud.”
3. In the **SP Entity ID** field, paste the **Audience URI** you copied in Step 3.
4. In the **ACS URLs** field, paste the **SSO URL** you copied in Step 3.
5. *(Optional)* In the **Default RelayState** field, define where users should be redirected after an **IdP-initiated login**. Valid values are:
* employee\_portal
* admin\_dashboard
6. Go to the **User Groups** tab and select the groups that should have access to Siit.
7. Click **Save** to complete the configuration.
8. Open the app and navigate to the **SSO tab** once more.
9. Click on **Copy Metadata URL**.
10. Go to the **Siit Dashboard** and paste the copied URL into the **Metadata URL** field.
11. Click **Save**.
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**Step 7: Test SSO**
1. On the Siit Admin login page, click on **Sign in with SSO**.
2. Enter your email and click **Connect**.
3. After your login credentials are authenticated, you're automatically redirected to Siit.
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