OneLogin SAML Configuration
Configure OneLogin as your SAML identity provider for Quilr Single Sign-On (SSO).
- Category: SAML/SSO
- Integration Type: SAML 2.0
- Identity Provider: OneLogin
Prerequisites
- OneLogin administrator access
- Quilr administrator access
- Your organization's email domain configured in Quilr
Step 1: Create a New Application in OneLogin
- Log in to your OneLogin Admin Portal at
https://your-subdomain.onelogin.com/admin - Navigate to Applications → Add App
- Search for "SAML Custom Connector (Advanced)" and select it
- Enter a Display Name (e.g., "Quilr")
- Optionally upload a logo for easy identification
- Click Save
Step 2: Download Quilr SP Metadata
Before configuring OneLogin, download the Quilr Service Provider (SP) metadata:
- In Quilr, go to Integrations → SAML
- Click Download SAML Service Provider Metadata XML
- This XML contains the values you'll need for OneLogin configuration
Step 3: Configure Application Settings in OneLogin
In the Configuration tab of your OneLogin application, set the following:
Step 4: Configure SAML Parameters
In the Parameters tab:
- Ensure the NameID parameter is configured
- Set NameID value to the user's email address
- This ensures Quilr receives the user's email for authentication
Step 5: Configure SSO Settings
In the SSO tab, configure the following security settings:
Step 6: Get OneLogin IDP Details
From the SSO tab in OneLogin, collect the following values to configure in Quilr:
Step 7: Assign Users in OneLogin
- Go to the Access tab in your OneLogin application
- Assign the appropriate users or roles who should have access to Quilr
- Users must be assigned to the application to authenticate via SAML
Step 8: Configure Quilr SAML Integration
- In Quilr, go to Integrations → Available tab
- Click + Add on the SAML tile
- Enter the following configuration:
- Click Allow to save the configuration
Step 9: Test the Integration
- Open an incognito/private browser window
- Navigate to your Quilr login page
- If Enforce SAML is enabled:
- Clicking Microsoft or Google login will redirect to OneLogin
- If Enforce SAML is disabled:
- You can test SAML by entering your email domain
- Authenticate with your OneLogin credentials
- You should be redirected back to Quilr and logged in
Configuration Options
Enforce SAML
The Enforce SAML option controls how users authenticate:
This is useful for organizations that want to enforce centralized authentication through OneLogin for all users.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
Verifying Certificate Format
The IDP Signing Certificate should be the raw base64 content. When pasting in Quilr:
- Headers (
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----) are optional - Line breaks will be stripped automatically
- Ensure the complete certificate is copied
Reference
For additional OneLogin SAML configuration details, see the OneLogin SAML Configuration Guide.