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Outside connections to other providers sometimes need configuration information for the connections to work.

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Written by Jeff Ritter
Updated over a week ago

Outside connections to other providers sometimes need configuration information for the connections to work. For example, if you want to connect the Company or School’s Zoom account or setup Single Sign-On for your Account, you would add the necessary information in the Integration area of Account Settings. Please be aware that only the Account Owner has access to this area of Account Settings.


Who is this article for?

Based on the default user settings in the Sibme platform, you should have permission to complete this task if you are one of the user levels listed below. If you do not see the screens in this article, you can ask your Sibme account administrator if you have permission.

  • Account Owner


Steps to accomplish the task:

To get to Integrations, go to the Account Settings page following either of these 2 ways and then click on the Integrations tile:

  1. On your Home Page, click the ●●● icon that can be found on the left side above your name and picture.

  2. From the menu bar, click your name in the upper right-hand corner.

There are 2 Integrations that need additional information, Zoom and Single Sign-On.

Zoom

Setting up Zoom for your Sibme Account has 2 significant benefits:

  1. It allows Users to get to the Zoom meeting via Sibme thus minimizing unwanted attendees in your meetings.

  2. Quickly download a Zoom recording to the Huddle the Sibme Event was created in so Users can view, comment on, and discuss what happened in the meeting.

Please visit the Zoom Integration Settings Help Article to learn how to connect Zoom and Sibme Events.

Single Sign-On (SSO)

Setting up SSO for your Account will allow Users who are already authenticated by another platform the Company or School uses (like Clever, OKTA, Canvas, Microsoft Azure, etc.) to automatically be logged in to Sibme. Because different SSO providers have different requirements on how they work, each implementation will need to have work done on both sides, but there are 3 pieces of information that needs to be entered in the Integration area for SSO to work with Sibme:

  1. Single Sign-On URL

  2. X.509 Certificate

  3. IDP Entity ID

For more information about how to implement SSO with Sibme, please see the Single Sign-On Overview Help Article which includes links to the different SSO providers Sibme connects to.

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