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Configure role provisioning for Okta

Configure Okta to send the "groups" attribute to enable role provisioning in your StatusPal status page.

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Once you have your StatusPal SSO configured with Okta by following Configure SSO for your status page with Okta, you can follow these steps to start sending the groups attribute to enable role provisioning.

  1. In your Okta admi dashbord, head over to Applications and click on your statuspal.io application.

  2. Click on the General tab, scroll down to the SAML Settings section, and click on Edit.

  3. Click Next, and then scroll down to the Group Attribute Statements section under the Configure SAML step.

  4. Enter the following details:

    1. Name: groups

    2. Name format: unspecified

    3. Filter: Matches regex: .*

  5. Click on Next and Finish.

Now, we should receive the groups attribute from Okta, containing the groups that are assigned to the user signing in.

What's left to enable role provisioning is to configure the SSO settings in StatusPal. Follow this guide for that

Configure your SSO Role Mappings in StatusPal