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# OneLogin Setup and Configuration

This guide covers setting up Single Sign-On (SSO) with OneLogin for Welkin Health.

> **Note:** While setting up this configuration, it helps to have two browser tabs open — one with Welkin Admin and one with OneLogin.

## Step 1: Add users in OneLogin

1. Log in to your OneLogin account
2. Click **Administration → Users** in the left menu
3. Click **New User** and fill in the required fields
4. The email must match the Welkin user's email address

## Step 2: Create a SAML application in OneLogin

1. Go to **Applications → Applications** and click **Add App**
2. Search for **SAML Custom Connector (Advanced)** and select it
3. Fill in the application name
4. Save

## Step 3: Configure the SAML connector

In the **Configuration** tab, fill in the following fields using the values from **Welkin Admin → Security Settings → Single Sign-On → OneLogin → Instructions**:

| Field                        | Value                                   |
| ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------- |
| Audience (EntityID)          | Copy from Welkin Admin SSO instructions |
| ACS (Consumer) URL Validator | Copy from Welkin Admin SSO instructions |
| ACS (Consumer) URL           | Copy from Welkin Admin SSO instructions |

Your URLs will differ depending on your organization name.

## Step 4: Add email attribute parameter

In the **Parameters** tab:

1. Click **Add parameter → Field Name**
2. Set **Field Name** to: `http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/ws/2005/05/identity/claims/emailaddress`
3. Set **Value** to: `Email`
4. Check **Include in SAML Assertion**
5. Click **Save**

## Step 5: Copy IdP metadata to Welkin

1. In the OneLogin application's **SSO** tab, copy the **Issuer URL**
2. In Welkin Admin → Security Settings → Single Sign-On, paste the Issuer URL into the **Metadata URL** field

## Step 6: Activate SSO

* In Welkin Admin → Security Settings, set Single Sign-On status to **Active**
* In the user's profile in Welkin Admin, set Security to **Active** for Single Sign-On for each user using OneLogin
* In OneLogin, make sure the user has been granted authorization to use the application

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More Questions? Contact <csm@welkinhealth.com> or your Implementation/CSM directly.


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