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Version: 0.17

SSO overview

TokenTimer Enterprise supports OIDC and SAML providers side by side. Each provider has a stable slug and its own sign-in button and callback URL.

  1. Keep administrator access. Start with a verified local administrator, or provision the license, provider secrets, and verified first-admin group before startup using SSO-only bootstrap.
  2. Configure one provider. Follow the OIDC quickstart or SAML quickstart, register its exact callback, and map emitted groups to roles.
  3. Verify a new login. Use a private browser window and confirm the expected workspace and administrator access before ending your existing session.

A group mapping can only match claims the IdP emits. Standard Google OIDC does not supply Workspace groups and cannot bootstrap a group-based administrator by itself.

Provider guides​

ProviderProtocolsGuide
KeycloakOIDC (SAML optional)Keycloak
Microsoft Entra IDOIDC, SAMLMicrosoft Entra ID
OktaOIDC, SAMLOkta
Google WorkspaceOIDCGoogle Workspace
Auth0OIDCAuth0
Amazon CognitoOIDCAmazon Cognito
Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS)SAMLAD FS

Shared references:

For shared URLs, network prerequisites, configuration surfaces, and runtime behavior, use the SSO setup reference.

Links from the previous SSO overview

Sign-in flow at a glance​

Continue in Sign-in flow at a glance.

Configuration surfaces​

Continue in Configuration surfaces.

Prerequisites (all providers)​

Continue in Prerequisites.

URLs TokenTimer uses​

Continue in URLs TokenTimer uses.

API_URL / apiUrl must be the API origin​

Continue in API_URL / apiUrl.

Choosing OIDC vs SAML​

Continue in Choosing OIDC vs SAML.

Behavior reference (advanced)​

Continue in Behavior reference.

Official documentation (starting points)​

Continue in Official documentation.