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# Custom Identity Provider

### Configure Identity Provider

Use the information below when configuring your Identity Provider.

**SAML Metadata URL:**\
<https://app.simpleokr.com/auth/saml/metadata>

**SAML ACS URL:**\
<https://app.simpleokr.com/auth/saml/acs>

**Entity ID:**\
<https://app.simpleokr.com/auth/saml/metadata>

### Configure Simple OKR

To enable SSO for simple OKR you will need a XML metadata file from your identity provider. This file must contain SAML EntityDescriptor configuration.

Once you have the file, head to `Settings -> Security` and click on Configure Single Sign-On.

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Click on Choose file to select and upload the metadata file. After the file is uploaded, you will be able to enable the SSO.

{% hint style="danger" %}
Make sure to test SSO sign-in link before enabling SSO for your account. Once SSO is enabled, users will only be allowed to login via the sign-in link that was generated for you. You can test the link by signing out and visiting the sign-in link. If everything works fine, you will be logged back into Simple OKR.
{% endhint %}

Test the SSO link and if everything the new sign-in flow works enable SSO by clicking on `Enable SSO`.


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