> ## 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 Okta > Configure SAML single sign-on to Gumloop with Okta This guide walks an Okta administrator through connecting Okta to Gumloop for SAML single sign-on: you create an *Application* in Okta, then swap details between your Gumloop SSO setup page and Okta. ## 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 Okta: * **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 Okta produces: **Redirect URL**, **IDP Entity ID**, and the **Certificate** upload. ### Create an application in Okta To create an *Application* in Okta, select *Applications* > *Applications* in the left nav panel.

You'll land on a page with a bold **Applications** header. Right under the header, select the dark blue button that reads *Create App Integration*.

Okta will flash a modal offering you several radio button choices. Of these, select *SAML 2.0* and then press *Next* in the lower right corner.

Once you've selected *SAML 2.0*, Okta will change the header to read *Create SAML Integration* as below. Okta requires a display name. Write "Gumloop".

The remaining options on this page aren't especially important; select *Next* here, which finalizes creation of an Okta *Application*.

### Enter Gumloop details in Okta Hitting *Next* on the prior page will have nudged you into a new tab, marked *Configure SAML*. Here, you'll copy two pieces of data from your Gumloop SSO setup page into Okta. At the top of the page, Okta asks for a *Single sign-on URL*. This is what Gumloop calls the *Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL*. It ends in `/acs`. Copy it from your Gumloop SSO setup page and paste it where Okta has written *Single sign-on URL*.

From here, proceed to the next field on the same page. It reads *Audience URI (SP Entity ID)*. Gumloop calls this the *SP Entity ID*. You'll find it directly under the *Assertion Consumer Service (ACS) URL* on the setup page. It usually looks just like the ACS URL, except it does not end in `/acs`. Paste the *SP Entity ID* URL into Okta's *Audience URI (SP Entity ID)* field.

Once you've filled the *Audience URI (SP Entity ID)* field (and scrolled down to hit *Next* in the lower right corner), you've completed all the necessary data entry from Gumloop into Okta. ### Enter Okta details in Gumloop Okta requires one brief detour wherein you supply feedback to their team. Select *I'm an Okta customer adding an internal app*, skip the remaining questions, scroll down, and press *Finish* in the lower right corner.

Now you can enter Okta data into Gumloop. The previous step will have routed you to a page with the application's name at the top. From here, scroll down a bit and hit *More details*. It's not always easy to see.

Once you've expanded the details for the SAML application, you'll see a bunch of data. Directly under the *More details* button, there's a URL marked *Sign on URL* with a light purple *Copy* button. Gumloop calls this the *Redirect URL*. Copy this URL and paste it into your Gumloop SSO setup page as the *Redirect URL*.

Scrolling further down, you'll see a similar line for a URL that Okta labels *Issuer*. Gumloop calls this the *IDP Entity ID*. Copy this *Issuer* URL and paste it into your Gumloop SSO setup page as the *IDP Entity ID*.

Finally, Gumloop requires a Certificate. You'll find this further down on the same page in Okta. Okta labels it the *Signing Certificate.* (Please be aware that Okta has several related buttons that will not give you what you need.) Press the rectangular *Download* button, which will download an `okta.cert` file. Upload `okta.cert` to your Gumloop SSO setup page as the Certificate for this SAML Connection.

Once you've uploaded the Certificate, you've finished the SAML configuration. Remember that an Okta administrator still has to assign users to the application before they can sign in.