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SSO lets your team sign in to Clippo using your organization’s existing identity provider (like Okta, Azure AD, or Google Workspace). This means no separate passwords to manage and centralized access control. [VIDEO COMING SOON]

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Supported providers

Clippo supports SSO via:
  • SAML 2.0 — Okta, Azure AD, OneLogin, PingIdentity, and any SAML 2.0-compliant provider
  • OIDC (OpenID Connect) — Google Workspace, Auth0, and any OIDC-compliant provider

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Before you start

You’ll need:
  • Admin access to your Clippo Enterprise account
  • Admin access to your identity provider (IdP)
  • Your IdP’s metadata URL or XML file (for SAML), or Client ID and Secret (for OIDC)

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Setting up SAML SSO

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Open SSO settings in Clippo

Go to the Admin Dashboard, click Settings, then click Single Sign-On.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
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Select SAML 2.0

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Copy the Clippo SP details

Clippo will show you the Service Provider (SP) details you need to enter in your identity provider:
FieldValue
ACS URLDisplayed on screen — copy this
Entity IDDisplayed on screen — copy this
Name ID formatemailAddress
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Configure your identity provider

In your IdP admin console, create a new SAML application using the SP details from the previous step. You’ll also need to configure these attribute mappings:
IdP attributeClippo attribute
emailemail
firstNamefirstName
lastNamelastName
Assign the application to the users or groups that should have Clippo access.
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Enter your IdP metadata in Clippo

Back in Clippo’s SSO settings, enter your IdP metadata. You can either:
  • Paste your IdP metadata URL (recommended — stays in sync automatically)
  • Upload your IdP metadata XML file
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Test the connection

Click Test Connection. Clippo will open a new window and attempt to sign in via your IdP. If it works, you’ll see a success message.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
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Enable SSO

Once the test passes, click Enable SSO. You can choose between:
  • SSO optional — users can sign in with SSO or email/password
  • SSO required — all users must sign in through SSO (recommended for security)
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Setting up OIDC SSO

1

Open SSO settings in Clippo

Go to the Admin Dashboard, click Settings, then click Single Sign-On.
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Select OpenID Connect

Click OpenID Connect as your SSO protocol.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
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Copy the Clippo redirect URI

Clippo will show you the Redirect URI to enter in your identity provider.[SCREENSHOT COMING SOON]
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Configure your identity provider

In your IdP admin console, create a new OIDC application:
  • Set the Redirect URI to the value from the previous step
  • Set the Grant type to Authorization Code
  • Copy the Client ID and Client Secret
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Enter your OIDC details in Clippo

Back in Clippo, enter:
  • Issuer URL (e.g., https://accounts.google.com)
  • Client ID
  • Client Secret
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Test and enable

Click Test Connection, then Enable SSO once the test passes.

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Troubleshooting SSO

IssueSolution
Test connection failsDouble-check your ACS URL / Redirect URI in the IdP. Make sure attribute mappings are correct.
Users see “account not found”The user’s email in the IdP must match their Clippo account email. Add them via the Admin Dashboard first.
Users can’t log in after enabling SSOIf SSO is set to “required,” all users must have matching IdP accounts. Switch to “optional” temporarily to debug.

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Need help?

SSO configuration can be tricky. If you run into issues, contact enterprise@clippo.com and we’ll help you get set up.