> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.gumloop.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # SAML with JumpCloud > Configure SAML single sign-on to Gumloop with JumpCloud This guide walks a JumpCloud administrator through connecting JumpCloud to Gumloop for SAML single sign-on. ## Before you start: get your SP details from Gumloop A Gumloop organization admin generates an SSO setup link at [gumloop.com/settings/organization/sso](https://www.gumloop.com/settings/organization/sso) (see [SSO, SAML & SCIM](/enterprise-features/sso_saml_scim)). The setup page shows the two Service Provider values you'll copy into JumpCloud: * **Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL** — ends in `/acs` * **SP Entity ID** — the same URL without the `/acs` suffix The same page has the fields for the values JumpCloud produces: **Redirect URL**, **IDP Entity ID**, and the **Certificate** upload. ### Creating a JumpCloud application Start the JumpCloud set-up by creating an *Application*. From JumpCloud's admin console, click *SSO Applications* in the left navigation pane. This will take you to a new page — the precise page you see depends on how many existing connections the JumpCloud instance has.

After clicking *SSO Applications*, you'll see a *Configured Applications* page listing any configured SSO apps. On this page, click the green *Add New Application* button toward the top left; it will route you to another new page. If you have no pre-existing SSO applications in JumpCloud, this page will show only a *Get Started* button. In this case, just click *Get Started*.

By this point, you will have arrived at a page reading *Create New Application Integration* in the top left with several cards featuring the logos of common SaaS applications. Look for the *Custom Application* card in the lower right and click where it says *Select*. This will send you to a new page.

Upon arriving on this next page, click *Next* in the lower right to move on and see the next page.

Here, you'll see a few checkboxes. Select the first checkbox, labeled *Manage Single Sign-On (SSO)*. Checking this box will trigger two radio buttons to expand. Select the first option from the radio buttons: *Configure SSO with SAML*.

Click *Next* in the lower right corner.

JumpCloud wants you to assign a *Display Label*. Write "Gumloop" here.

Having entered a *Display Label*, click *Save Application* in the lower right corner. This will send you to a new page.

On this page, press *Configure Application*.

You've now completed the first step of JumpCloud configuration and can move to the next step, entering details from Gumloop into JumpCloud. ### Enter Gumloop details in JumpCloud JumpCloud needs two important pieces of information from Gumloop. Start with the first of these, a field JumpCloud calls the *SP Entity ID*. Gumloop assigns this data the same name. From your Gumloop SSO setup page, copy the URL labeled *SP Entity ID* and paste it into JumpCloud's *SP Entity ID* field.

JumpCloud asks for *ACS URLs*. Gumloop provides exactly one. Back on your Gumloop SSO setup page, you'll find a URL marked *Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL*. It looks nearly identical to the *SP Entity ID* from the previous step, only affixed with `/acs` at the end of the URL. Copy the *Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL* and paste it into JumpCloud as an *ACS URL*.

JumpCloud now has all the information it needs about Gumloop. ### Enter JumpCloud details in Gumloop The next step requires copying a few details from JumpCloud into Gumloop. First, scroll down to a URL that JumpCloud calls the *IDP URL*. Gumloop calls this the *Redirect URL*. Copy JumpCloud's *IDP URL* and paste it into your Gumloop SSO setup page as the *Redirect URL*.

Gumloop also needs an *IDP Entity ID*. It turns out that JumpCloud doesn't provide one, but it's fine just to enter two matching strings in both JumpCloud and Gumloop. Write "JumpCloud" in Gumloop as the *IDP Entity ID*. You just need JumpCloud to match, so write "JumpCloud" in the field that JumpCloud calls *IDP Entity ID*.

Next, you'll upload a *Certificate* in Gumloop. You'll find the file on the left side of the overlay you've been working in. Press *IDP Certificate Valid* > *Download Certificate*. JumpCloud creates a file called `certificate.pem`. Upload this file on your Gumloop SSO setup page as the *IDP Certificate*.

You'll adjust one very important setting in JumpCloud before finishing up. Where JumpCloud writes *Sign*, change the radio button setting to *Assertion and Response*. JumpCloud's default setting will not work properly with Gumloop.

Hit *Save* in the bottom right corner.

You've finished connecting Gumloop to JumpCloud. Please note, however, that a JumpCloud admin will need to assign users to the application before they can successfully sign in.