Log in with your project to configure a Google SAML Single Sign-On with your Google Workplace account (formerly G Suite).

Once you have logged in with your Google workplace account, click on the Admin console at the top (or) use the link https://admin.google.com{target= "_blank"}

Adding a custom SAML app on Google

1. On the admin console home page, click on the Apps option and select the SAML apps option
2. Click on Add app and in the dropdown, select Add custom SAML app
3. In the App details, enter any name for your app and click on Continue
4. In Option 2, you can find information like SSO URL, Entity ID, and Certificate
5. This information has to be copied to Document360 SSO settings
6. In the Certificate section, click on the Download icon to save the certificate (.pem format) in your computer's local storage
7. This certificate is required to upload to your Document360 SSO settings page

8. In User access, the Service status will by default be OFF for everyone. You must manually change it to ON for everyone to work.

After configuring it on the Google side, here's how your SAML app would look.

Document360 SAML basic configuration

1. Now, in your Document360 portal, click on Settings → Users & Security → SAML/OpenID → SAML
2. In the SAML tab, you can find Setup your application and SAML basic configuration sections
3. In SAML basic configurations, add the info copied from Google custom SAML app page

4. When you're done, click on Continue

Service Provider details

To configure Single Sign-On (SSO), add Service Provider (SP) details such as ACS URL and entity ID.

1. These details should be obtained from the Document360 Enterprise SSO page
2. Go to Settings → Users & Security → SAML/OpenID → SAML(tab)
3. In the Setup your application section, copy the following parameters and paste them onto the Google custom SAML app page

4. In Name ID format select EMAIL from the dropdown
5. In Name ID select Basic Information > Primary email
6. Click on the Continue button

Attributes

Add and select user fields in Google Directory, then map them to service provider attributes. Add the following attribute.

Click on the Add Mapping button each time you add an attribute, and when you're done, click on the Finish button.