SSO OpenId Connect with Jumpcloud

This article walks you through setting up single sign-on to AudioEye using Jumpcloud.

Configuring SSO with AudioEye requires you to provide three pieces of information from Jumpcloud:

• Client ID
• Client Secret

This guide will show you how to set up in Jumpcloud and obtain the information you need to provide back to AudioEye to complete the process.

Step 1: Register AudioEye as a New Application Integration

1. Log into your Jumpcloud platform.
2. Follow the steps in this Jumpcloud guide to register AudioEye as an OIDC Application.  

Step 2: Configure the Application

1. Continue to follow the guide linked above and set the following values when configuring the application:
   1. RedirectURIs: https://auth.audioeye.com/oauth2/idpresponse 
   2. Client Authentication Type: Client Secret Post
   3. Login URL: The URL sent to you by your AudioEye account manager with this guide. 
   4. Attribute Mapping: Check both Email and Profile under Standard Scope
2. Click Activate.
3. After activating a window will display the client secret. Note: The client secret will only be displayed once, do not navigate away as you will need to provide this information to AudioEye.
   1. Copy and store the Client ID and Client Secret.

Step 3: Collect App information to send to AudioEye

At this stage the SSO configuration has been completely set up in Jumpcloud. Now AudioEye will need to complete up the configuration on our end, which requires some information from your SSO setup.

Use the steps below to retrieve the Application ID, Application Secret, OIDC URL and Domains and replace the values with your own in a test file that can be sent to your AudioEye account manager.

Application ID: ae200aed-3041-41ba-bf42-ddee110eccf9
Application Secret: y9X8Q~VEe4~3GY_WfP9gobNXaYfmcvXgUKIzubq5
OIDC URL: https://oauth.id.jumpcloud.com/.well-known/openid-configuration
Domains: my-domain.com, my-domain.org

1. Take the values you copied for the Client ID and Client Secret and copy them into a text file formatted as laid out above replacing the placeholder values for application id and application secret respectively.

2. Leave the OIDC URL value - this is correct for Jumpcloud. 
3. Under domains enter the email domains used for company accounts that you plan to have accessing AudioEye. If you have more than one specify them as a comma separated list
4. Once complete save the file and send it to your AudioEye Account manager so that AudioEye can complete the SSO setup on our end.