Adobe

How does 1Password SaaS Manager work with Adobe?

1Password SaaS Manager helps IT teams keep on top of what SaaS software has been bought, how much money is being spent on it, how well it's being used and whether everything is compliant from a security and privacy point of view.

1Password SaaS Manager can connect directly to different SaaS tools (like Adobe) to extract up-to-date information about which of your users are using Adobe, and how regularly they are logging in. This will help you improve engagement, deprovision unused seats, and prepare for your license renewal.

Setting up the integration in Adobe

Log in to Adobe Developer Console as a System Administrator and go to Projects. Select the Create new project button at the top-right.

Select the Edit project button at the top-right in order to rename your project sensibly.

Select the Add to Project button at the top-left, and then select the API option.

Select Adobe Services to filter the available APIs, select the User Management API > Next.

Adobe now uses OAuth Server-to-Server for authentication. This is much simpler to configure than the previous JWT Service Account approach, so you should use this.

For the credential name, just enter 1Password SaaS Manager and then select Generate keypair.

The scopes required are:

• openid
• user_management_sdk
• AdobeID

You will then be able to copy and paste the Client ID and Client Secret into 1Password SaaS Manager.

Connecting to Adobe from 1Password SaaS Manager

If you received an email asking you to set up the integration, then just click on the link, otherwise login to 1Password SaaS Manager and go to Integrations to get started.

In the Search box, enter "Adobe", then select the Adobe logo to get started.

Select the Connect button and enter your Client ID and Client Secret.