Authentication (SAML 2.0)

Allow your users to authenticate using your SAML 2.0 identity provider for simple SSO. You must support user email address as the ID type with your identity provider. 
Configure SAML 2.0
In your account settings, go to /dashboard/settings/integrations and under SAML config enter your:
SAML certificate and
entry point URL (for a Service Provider-initiated request).
This will generate a login URL in the format https://<your hosted domain>/login/saml/<provider ID> where <your hosted domain> defaults to the domain that is hosting your cobrowse account, e.g. cobrowse.io in most cases. This URL can be used as the login page for your agents. 
Configure within your identity provider
You may be required to add configuration for Cobrowse.io within your identity provider.
Registering Cobrowse.io
If your SAML identity provider requires registering Cobrowse.io as an approved application, then please use the following information:
service provider id: cobrowseio-saml
ACS / Callback / Recipient / Destination / SSO URL: https://<your hosted domain>/api/1/saml/auth/callback
Please replace <your hosted domain> with cobrowse.io when using our hosted service.
Configuring Admin users
All users who login via SAML will, by default, have the Cobrowse.io "Support Agent" role. If you'd like to manage your Admin users through SAML, you must:
create a group/role named "Cobrowse.io Administrator" within your identity provider
pass this value through as an attribute in your SAML profile as a value or an array, e.g.:
"groups" : "Cobrowse.io Administrator"
"groups" : ["Cobrowse.io Administrator", "abc", "def", ...]
Configuring display names
To import the real names of your users from your SAML provider, please configure a displayName SAML assertion within your IdP for your users.
IFrame integrations
If you are running Cobrowse in your own IFrame integration, then you may optionally choose to perform the SSO within the IFrame by loading it from:
https://<your hosted domain>/api/1/saml/auth?provider=<provider ID>&redirectTo=<your URI encoded Cobrowse route>
<your hosted domain> is cobrowse.io when using our hosted service.
The parameter <your URI encoded Cobrowse route> is the endpoint specified by your choice of IFrame embed and must be correctly URI encoded, e.g. for /code use %2Fcode.
Your IFrame settings and identity provider must allow sharing of cookies to your IFrame'd domain. This includes for additional steps with your provider, such as MFA. 

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