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# Okta

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This integration allows users to securely log in with their Okta credentials, streamlining the authentication process while ensuring the highest level of security.

* **Okta authentication**: Users can now utilise their Okta credentials for a secure and quick login experience.
* **Enhanced security**: Leveraging Okta's robust security framework, we ensure your data stays protected at all times.

This integration simplifies the login process, significantly enhances security, and ensures a seamless user experience.

**Supported Features:**

* Service Provider Initiated (SP-initiated) SSO via UMA
* Identity Provider Initiated (IdP-initiated) SSO via Okta

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To get started you will need an Okta account with administrator access.

Follow the below steps to connect Okta:

1. Log into your Okta account as an administrator and browse the app catalog for the **UMA** app.
2. Add the **UMA** app to your Okta account.
3. Add the relevant Okta users to the **UMA** application.
4. In the top right hand corner of your Okta account, click on your profile and copy the **Okta URL** for your account.
5. Navigate to the UMA app in your Okta account and copy the **Client ID** and **Client Secret** somewhere safe.
6. Log into your UMA account as an administrator and navigate to the **Integrations** page.
7. Enable the Okta integration and paste the **Okta URL**, **Client ID** and **Client Secret** in to the relevant fields.

{% hint style="info" %}
Ensure that the Okta URL includes **https\://** at the beginning of the URL
{% endhint %}

Once connected you can now log out and log back in using Okta authentication using the following URL - <https://vision.meetuma.ai>


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