Enable your JumpCloud users to access 1Password SaaS Manager with Single-Sign-On (SSO).
Add 1Password SaaS Manager to JumpCloud
- Log in to JumpCloud and go to the SSO Applications menu.
- Enter 1Password SaaS Manager into the search and click Create a Custom Integration.
- Click Next.
- Choose Manage Single Sign-On (SSO) and click Configure SSO with SAML:
- Click Next.
- Enter 1Password SaaS Manager as the Display Label and a Description. If your users are primarily using the SaaS Manager App catalog, then "SaaS application catalog" might be a good description.
- Click Save Application.
Configure SaaS Manager in JumpCloud
- You will be shown a confirmation screen. Now click Configure Application.
- Click Copy Metadata URL.
- In a separate tab, login to SaaS Manager and navigate to Settings > Users > Single Sign-On (SSO).
- Click the New button under SAML providers.
- Enter a Name (JumpCloud) and choose Metadata from URL.
- Paste in the Metadata URL you took from JumpCloud.
- Click Create.
- You will need to paste the SAML Entity ID and SAML Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL into JumpCloud and these can be found on the page that you are on in SaaS Manager.
- Paste the SAML Entity ID from SaaS Manager into the IdP Entity ID and SP Entity ID fields in JumpCloud.
- Ensure that the SAMLSubject NameID is set to email, and the correct SAMLSubject NameID Format is selected from the dropdown (urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:emailAddress).
- Check the Sign Assertion box.
- You can change the IdP URL if you want, but we recommend keeping it as is.
Add new User Attributes:
Service Provider Attribute Name JumpCloud Attribute Name given_name firstname family_name lastname - When you are done click Save.
Test the connection
You can assign the SaaS Manager application to either an individual test user, or to a group in JumpCloud. We recommend assigning to an individual user for testing, and to a group once you are happy that everything is working.
- Log out of SaaS Manager.
- Log in to JumpCloud as a test user: make sure you are logging in to the User console using a User login, not an Administrator login.
- You should see the new 1Password SaaS Manager application in the User portal:
- Click the SaaS Manager icon and after a short pause you should be logged in to SaaS Manager.
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