Single sign-on configuration process for a Member Hub

Configuring single sign-on for Member Hubs requires coordination between a system administrator who can configure your organization's identity provider and a Community admin who can configure hub settings.

The following tasks must be completed in order:

1. The Community admin needs to create a single sign-on entry and provide the system administrator with the initial configuration settings. For more information, see Enable Single Sign-on for a Member Hub.
2. Once the system administrator receives the required configuration settings from the Community admin, they can proceed with creating and configuring a SAML 2.0 app in their identity provider. For information on setting up OneLogin, see Configure the OneLogin identity provider for a Member Hub. For information on setting up Azure, see Configure the Azure identity provider for a Member Hub.
3. When the SAML 2.0 app is configured, the system administrator needs to provide the metadata URL to the Community admin. The Community admin uses this value to complete the hubs setup. For more information, see Finalize and test Member Hubs single sign-on.
4. After single sign-on is configured, you should Disable the email sign-in option for a Member Hub.