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Okta SAML/SSO integration
Section titled “Okta SAML/SSO integration”Connect Okta with Tallyfy using SAML-based Single Sign-On (SSO) for automatic authentication and user provisioning. Takes about 30 minutes.
Requirements
Section titled “Requirements”- Okta administrator account
- A Tallyfy administrator account on any paid plan
- The Tallyfy SP values from the SSO wizard (shown when you pick Okta)
Setup overview
Section titled “Setup overview”- Create an Okta SAML application
- Configure settings in both systems
- Test the connection in the Tallyfy wizard, then turn SSO on
Phase 1: Create Okta SAML application
Section titled “Phase 1: Create Okta SAML application”Step 1: Create a new app
Section titled “Step 1: Create a new app”-
Sign in to the Okta Admin Console
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Switch to Classic UI from the dropdown in the top left header

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Go to Applications > Applications
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Click Add Application

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Select Create New App

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In the dialog, select Web for Platform
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Select SAML 2.0 for Sign-on method
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Click Create

Step 2: Configure general settings
Section titled “Step 2: Configure general settings”- Enter “Tallyfy” as the application name
- Optionally upload the Tallyfy logo
- Click Next
Phase 2: Configure SAML settings
Section titled “Phase 2: Configure SAML settings”Step 1: Obtain Tallyfy SAML values
Section titled “Step 1: Obtain Tallyfy SAML values”Grab Tallyfy’s SAML values first - these tell Okta where to send login data:
- In Tallyfy, go to Settings > Organization > Security > SSO
- Start a new connection and pick Okta as the provider
- Copy the SP ACS URL and SP Entity ID shown on the first step of the wizard
Step 2: Enter SAML settings in Okta
Section titled “Step 2: Enter SAML settings in Okta”Now configure Okta with those values:
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Single Sign On URL: Enter the value from Tallyfy’s “SP ACS URL” field
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Keep Use this for Recipient URL and Destination URL checkbox selected
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Audience URI (SP Entity ID): Enter the value from Tallyfy’s “SP Entity ID” field

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Click Show Advanced Settings
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Change Authentication context class to X.509 Certificate
Step 3: Configure attribute statements
Section titled “Step 3: Configure attribute statements”Tell Okta which user info to send to Tallyfy:
| Name | Name Format | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Unspecified | user.email | |
| FirstName | Unspecified | user.firstName |
| LastName | Unspecified | user.lastName |

- After adding the attributes, click Next
Step 4: Complete Okta configuration
Section titled “Step 4: Complete Okta configuration”- Select I’m an Okta customer adding an internal app
- Check This is an internal app that we have created
- Click Finish
Phase 3: Configure Tallyfy with Okta info
Section titled “Phase 3: Configure Tallyfy with Okta info”Step 1: Get Okta SAML details
Section titled “Step 1: Get Okta SAML details”-
Go to the Sign On tab in your Okta application

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Scroll down and click View Setup Instructions

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The page shows the identity provider’s SAML config details
Okta also gives you an Identity Provider metadata link on this page. Copy it if you’d rather use the metadata URL method.
Step 2: Paste Okta details into the Tallyfy wizard
Section titled “Step 2: Paste Okta details into the Tallyfy wizard”Back in the Tallyfy SSO wizard (Settings > Organization > Security > SSO), move to the Enter IdP details step and pick a method:
- Metadata URL - paste the Okta Identity Provider metadata link. Tallyfy fetches and parses it. Easiest option.
- XML paste - paste the metadata XML if you downloaded it instead.
- Manual entry - enter the Identity Provider Single Sign-On URL, the Identity Provider Issuer, and the X.509 Certificate.
Step 3: Test and enable
Section titled “Step 3: Test and enable”- Run the wizard’s Test connection step. It checks your metadata and certificate. Fix anything it flags.
- Once the test passes, click Enable to turn SSO on for your organization
User provisioning and access
Section titled “User provisioning and access”Once SSO is active:
- Get your org’s SSO login URL from the SSO wizard (it’s shown next to the connection)
- Share this URL with users who have access to the Okta application
Here’s how it works for your users:
- Already have a Tallyfy account? They’ll log in automatically
- No account yet? If auto-join is on and their email is on a verified domain, Tallyfy creates an account on first login. Verify your domain under the Domains tab first. See Domain verification.
SSO authentication flow
Section titled “SSO authentication flow”The full authentication process from setup to user access:
Key points:
- Steps 1-6 are the one-time self-serve setup you run yourself across Tallyfy and Okta
- Steps 7-14 happen every time a user logs in
- Tallyfy auto-creates accounts for new users from a verified domain (step 13) using the email and name attributes from Okta
Set up SCIM provisioning (optional)
Section titled “Set up SCIM provisioning (optional)”SAML handles login. SCIM handles your user roster. With Okta’s SCIM 2.0 provisioning on, Okta pushes assignments and deactivations to Tallyfy automatically, so accounts appear and disappear in step with Okta and you stop paying for people who’ve left.
- In Tallyfy, go to Settings > Organization > Security > SCIM and turn SCIM on
- Copy the Base URL and the bearer token (the token shows once, so store it safely)
- In Okta, open your Tallyfy app and go to the Provisioning tab, then Configure API Integration
- Check Enable API integration, paste the Tallyfy Base URL into the SCIM connector base URL field, and paste the bearer token as the API token
- Click Test API Credentials, then save. Under To App, enable Create, Update, and Deactivate Users.
To map Okta groups to Tallyfy roles, push groups whose names match Tallyfy’s reserved group names (for example tallyfy-admins). Full details are in SCIM provisioning.
Troubleshooting
Section titled “Troubleshooting”Can’t log in? Check these first:
- Is the user assigned to the Okta application?
- Are attribute mappings exactly right? Names and formats matter.
- Are users hitting the SSO URL, not the regular Tallyfy login page?
- Still stuck? Contact Tallyfy Support.
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