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Same questions expanded:

- after the first SSO user presents a claim for a group, are all existing group members removed at once?

- will SSO users remain members of groups where no claim has been presented?

- to revert to manual management of a group, is it enough to stop presenting that group as a SAML claim? i.e. can we immediately populate groups manually again, or some other action required first?

Hi Rohan,
Thank you for reaching out!
Did you have time to check the below documentation regarding your questions:
https://docs.celonis.com/en/automated-user-and-group-provisioning.html
https://docs.celonis.com/en/team-settings-release-notes.html#UUID-c424cc99-f14b-606b-a3f5-eb6733cbabb8
https://docs.celonis.com/en/user-locking-policy.html

Please reach out to by creating a case if you have any further questions
Best regards,
Rrezarta
Hi Rohan,
Thank you for reaching out!
Did you have time to check the below documentation regarding your questions:
https://docs.celonis.com/en/automated-user-and-group-provisioning.html
https://docs.celonis.com/en/team-settings-release-notes.html#UUID-c424cc99-f14b-606b-a3f5-eb6733cbabb8
https://docs.celonis.com/en/user-locking-policy.html

Please reach out to by creating a case if you have any further questions
Best regards,
Rrezarta

Thanks, I did not see the Team Settings Release Notes previously.

The documentation implies that groups are matched with the SAML claim name, so that existing groups will become "managed", and non-existing groups will be created. From that, I understand that SSO users will remain in a Celonis group, as long as no other user presents a claim for that group.

What is not explicit is if the SAML <-> Celonis groups are matched only by text name, and if I can therefore simply rename the Celonis group to quickly enable/disable SAML JIT management of that group.

 

The goal is to know if I can incrementally apply and roll-back SAML JIT management myself, or if I will need assistance from Celonis.


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