OneLogin

This article will walk you through how to configure Braze to use OneLogin for single sign-on.

OneLogin is a cloud identity platform that provides a comprehensive solution for managing user identities. OneLogin integrates with cloud and on-premise applications using SAML 2.0, for Single Sign-On (SSO), user provisioning, multi-factor authentication, and more.

Requirements

Upon setup, you will be asked to provide a Sign-On URL and an Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL.

Requirement	Details
Braze Domain	You will need your Braze domain to set up Braze within OneLogin. If your instance is US-01, you will need to input your dashboard URL into the OneLogin dashboard. For example, if your dashboard URL is https://dashboard-01.braze.com, you need to input dashboard-01.braze.com.

Service Provider (SP) Initiated Login within OneLogin

Step 1: Configure the Braze App

1. Log into OneLogin. Click on Administration.
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2. Go to Apps > Add Apps in the top navigation bar. Search for Braze and select the Braze app.
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3. Save the Braze app to your Company.
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4. Once saved, go to Configuration and add your Braze Domain.
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5. Braze expects the SAML assertions in a specific format. Under Parameters the attributes supported by Braze should be pre-populated. Simply verify that this is correct.
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6. Copy the Certificate and SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP) needed to set up the Braze dashboard from under the SSO tab.
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Step 2: Configure OneLogin within Braze

Once you have set up Braze within your OneLogin, they will provide a Target URL (SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP)) and x.509 certificate which you will input into your Braze account.

After your Account Manager has enabled SAML SSO for your account, go to Company Settings > Security Settings and toggle the SAML SSO section to ON.

On this page, you, input:

Requirement	Details
SAML Name	This will appear as the button text on the login screen. This is typically your IdP name, like “OneLogin”.
Target URL	This is the SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP) URL provided by OneLogin.
Certificate	The x.509 PEM encoded certificate is provided by your OneLogin.

Create and Enable a Braze API Key for IdP Login (Optional)

To enable IdP initiated login, you will first need to create an API Key in Developer Console > API Settings.

Input the generated API Key as the RelayState parameter within OneLogin under Configuration, which will be used to identify which company the user is trying to log into.