> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.lenses.io/latest/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.lenses.io/latest/devx/5.5/deployment/configuration/iam/authentication/sso-and-saml/onelogin-sso.md).

# Onelogin SSO

> *Groups are case-sensitive and mapped to roles, by name, with OneLogin*

Integrate your user **roles** with Lenses using the Keycloak role names. Create a group in Lenses using the same **case-sensitive** role name as in OneLogin.

For example, if the **Engineers** role is available in OneLogin, create a group with the same name.

## Set up OneLogin IdP <a href="#set-up-onelogin-idp" id="set-up-onelogin-idp"></a>

Lenses is available in the OneLogin Application catalog.

Visit OneLogin’s Administration console. Select *Applications* **>** *Applications* **>** *Add App*

1. Search and select `Lenses`
2. Optionally add a description and click save

## Add Lenses via the Application Catalog <a href="#add-lenses-via-the-application-catalog" id="add-lenses-via-the-application-catalog"></a>

3. In the *Configuration* section set the base **path** from the url of the Lenses installation e.g. `lenses-dev.example.com` ( without the `https://`)
4. Click *Save*

## Download the IdP XML file

5. Use the **More Actions** button
6. Click and download the *SAML Metadata*
7. You will reference this file’s path in the **`security.conf`** configuration file.

{% code title="security.conf" %}

```bash
lenses.security.saml.idp.metadata.file="/path/to/OneLoginIDPMetadata.xml"
```

{% endcode %}


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