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# SSO (Single Sign-On)

## Overview

The Minded platform supports SAML-based Single Sign-On (SSO) as an **enterprise feature** for authentication. This allows organizations to integrate their existing identity provider (IdP) with the Minded platform for seamless and secure user authentication.

## Configuration

Setting up SSO involves exchanging configuration details between Minded (as the Service Provider) and your organization's Identity Provider.

### From Minded (Service Provider → IdP)

When initiating SSO setup, Minded will provide the following configuration details:

* **Identifier (Entity ID)**: A unique identifier for the Minded platform as a service provider
* **Reply URL**: The endpoint where your IdP will send SAML responses after authentication

### From Customer (IdP → Service Provider)

Once SSO is configured on your organization's side, you will need to provide Minded with:

* **Identity Provider (IdP) metadata**: XML metadata file containing your IdP's configuration
* **SAML signing certificates**: Certificates used to verify the authenticity of SAML assertions

## Support

To setup SSO configuration please contact the Minded support team.


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