OIDC

In this page are described the different steps to create an OpenID Connect app and retrieve the different information needed to activate the SSO on Deepomatic side. This page use Azure Active Directory as an example but it should be similar on other platforms.

Step 1 - Connect to your Azure platform and search for App Registrations inside the Azure Active Directory

Azure Active Directory overview

Step 2 - Register a new application

Click on New registrations and fill out the different information needed to register a new application :

• Name of the application - name that will be displayed to the users when they will connect through the SSO. This name can be modified after the application is created.

• Supported account types - defines who can access the application. For security purposes, we strongly recommend to select Accounts in this organizational directory only.

• Redirect URI - put the url shared by the Deepomatic team.

Register an application

After the creation, you will have an Application ID. This ID will need to be shared to the Deepomatic team in order to allow the set-up of the SSO.

Step 3 - Retrieve the OpenID Connect metadata document

In the Overview, click on Endpoints and copy the link OpenID Connect metadata document. This link will need to be shared to the Deepomatic team in order to allow the set-up of the SSO.

Endpoints

Step 4 - Create a secret

In the Overview, click on Certificates & secrets. Then, click on New Client Secrets, and put a name and an expiry duration. The secret Description, Value and Secret ID will need to be shared to the Deepomatic team in order to allow the set-up of the SSO.

Certificates & secrets

Client secrets

Once the expiry date has passed, SSO will no longer work with Deepomatic.