How to integrate Sequel SSO with Okta

A guide on the information needed to setup the SSO between Okta and Sequel.

Updated over a week ago

As a business customer with Sequel.io you can activate SSO between your auth provider and Sequel. Please note this is an extra cost add-on.

In this article, we will explain what is needed to turn on Okta SSO:

1. Okta Domain

To find your Okta URL (also called an Okta domain):

  1. Sign in to your Okta organization with your administrator account.

  2. Look for the Okta domain in the global header located in the upper-right corner of the dashboard.

Your Okta domain looks like:

  • example.oktapreview.com

  • example.okta.com

  • example.okta-emea.com

2. Okta Client Id and Client Secret

The first step in building an app integration with Okta is creating an Okta app resource that represents your project. Okta generates credentials for you (called a client ID and client secret).

Find your app integration credentials

To find the credentials for your app integration:

  1. Sign in to your Okta organization with your administrator account.

  2. In the Admin Console, go to Applications > Applications.

  3. If you already have the app integration in your org, you can search for it here. Click the app integration to open the settings page.

  4. If you need to create a new Okta app integration to represent Sequel, click Create App Integration and follow the instructions (opens new window) to create a new app integration.

  5. While setting up the App, you may need to configure the OIDC Issuer with this callback URL: https://introvoke.auth0.com/login/callback

  6. On the General tab, the Client Credentials section shows the client ID and client secret values for your app integration.

  7. You can copy the Client ID and Client secret values using the Copy to Clipboard button beside each text field.

3. Turn on SSO

Once you the have the Okta Domain, Okta Client Id and Okta Client Secret, please reach out to support@sequel.io and our team will be able to turn on the integration for you.

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