BenjaminW.98868 (Customer) asked a question.
I have a SP-initiated SSO Application using SAML and that is working. I got the idea of the Attribute Statements and Group Attribute Statements in the SAML settings. To take it another step further, I have added some attributes and values under the Groups themselves. Is there any way to pass these attributes/values under a group (which this user is assigned to) as well in the SAML assertion?
Great question! This is definitely a great use case, one that I have used myself. I would recommend you give the following article a try and let me know if that helps to answer your question.
How to pass a user's group membership in a SAML Assertion from Okta?
This article does a great job of breaking this down easily. I would also recommend you download and install the browser extension SAML-Tracer so you can easily validate that those group attributes are being sent over.
Hope that helps! Thanks!
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Great question! This is definitely a great use case, one that I have used myself. I would recommend you give the following article a try and let me know if that helps to answer your question.
How to pass a user's group membership in a SAML Assertion from Okta?
This article does a great job of breaking this down easily. I would also recommend you download and install the browser extension SAML-Tracer so you can easily validate that those group attributes are being sent over.
Hope that helps! Thanks!