This article describes how to generate a report of configured SAML Applications.

• Okta REST APIs
• Application Report by Sign On Mode

To generate a list of SAML apps by using Postman, please follow the steps below:

1. Install Postman and configure the environment by following the steps in Use Postman with the Okta REST APIs.

2. Import the Apps Postman Collection by following the steps in Import a Postman Collection.

3. Run the appropriate GET command, which will provide a JSON output: List Apps - GET {{url}}/api/v1/apps.

4. Save the JSON file by clicking the ⋯ menu and selecting Save response to a file.

5. Then, convert the JSON to a CSV file using the desired conversion method.

• Konklone 
• ConvertCSV

6. Sort or filter on signOnMode to separate SAML from SWA applications. 

An alternative is represented by using the User App Access built-in report, available in the Okta Admin Console.

To use the mentioned report for generating a list of SAML apps, please follow the steps below: 

1. In the Okta Admin Console, navigate to the Reports menu. 
2. Click on Reports in the drop-down and open the User App Access report. 
3. Select the Edit filters button and select the following values: 
   • Field - Sign On Mode.
   • Operator - includes any of.
   • Value - SAML 1.1, SAML 2.0 (or any other needed sign-on type available in the drop-down).

4. To see only the application name and the Sign On method in the report, click the gear Icon in the top right corner of the report body and select the following columns to be displayed: Application name and Sign On Mode. 

5. Once the report displays all the information needed, click the CSV Export button to download the report.

NOTE:

• The same report of SAML apps can be generated via the Rockstar Chrome extension, which can be found on the Chrome Web Store.
• However, please note that this extension is not an official Okta product and is not supported. It was created by the community and should be used with caution.

Related References

• Use Okta like a Rockstar
• Use Postman with the Okta REST APIs
• Import a Postman Collection