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SCIM: An overview

An overview on setting up SCIM with Jiminny

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Written by Harry Hawkins
Updated over 2 months ago

What is SCIM?

SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) is an open standard that facilitates the automation of user provisioning. Jiminny supports both automatic and manual provisioning of users via the SCIM protocol, allowing organizations to manage user data more efficiently by syncing it directly from their Identity Provider (IdP) to Jiminny.

In essence, SCIM allows customers to add employees to their HR system, and these users will automatically be created in Jiminny. This integration streamlines the onboarding and offboarding processes by enabling centralized management of user data

Supported Identity Providers

Jiminny officially supports the following Identity Providers (IdP):

  • Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AD)

  • Okta (Beta)

Supported Features

  • Push New Users: New users created in a supported IdP are automatically provisioned in Jiminny.

  • Push User Updates: Updates made to user profiles in a supported IdP are automatically reflected in Jiminny.

  • Push User Deactivation: When a user is deactivated or their access is disabled in a supported IdP, the user is deactivated in Jiminny.

  • Push User Reactivation: Reactivating a user in a supported IdP will reactivate the user in Jiminny.

  • Push Groups: Existing IdP groups and their memberships can be pushed to Jiminny, where they are managed by the IdP.

Setting Up SCIM with Jiminny

1. Request a SCIM Endpoint:

  • Clients should open a Service Request (SRD) ticket to request a SCIM endpoint from Jiminny. This endpoint, provided by Jiminny’s Engineering team, is necessary for configuring SCIM on the client’s IdP.

2. Configure the SCIM Endpoint on the Identity Provider:

  • Clients should send the SCIM endpoint, along with the applicable setup guide, to their IT team.

  • After configuration, users and groups will be automatically created and managed in Jiminny via the client’s IdP.

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