Configuring SSO With Your Identity Provider

Udemy for Business supports SSO integrations for SAML 2.0 standard identity providers. The list below includes links to tutorials that outline how you can set up SSO integration for your identity provider.

• How to Configure Single Sign-On & Provisioning in Okta
• How to Configure SSO with Onelogin
• How to Configure SSO with G Suite for Work
• How to Configure SSO with ADFS
• How to Configure SSO with Azure AD

How to enable SSO in your Udemy for Business account

You can enable SSO in your Udemy for Business account yourself, using our self-serve settings, by doing the following.

1. Access Manage > Settings > Single Sign-On (SSO). 
2. Click Start Setup
3. Choose your Identity Provider and using our supporting documentation, configure your SSO integration and choose from a range of optional settings.

How to pause or delete SSO in your Udemy for Business account

You can pause or delete SSO in your Udemy for Business account using our self-serve settings, by doing the following.

1. Access Manage > Settings > Single Sign-On (SSO). 
2. Use the toggle to pause your connection or the Delete Connection link to remove the SSO connection completely. 

Both actions will prevent your users logging into Udemy for Business through SSO. By pausing, however, all of the SSO connection details are maintained. If you delete the connection, you will need to configure SSO once again, if you wish to enable it in future.

How to replace your SSO Certificate

You can replace your SSO Certificate in your Udemy for Business account by using our self-serve settings. 

1. Access Manage > Settings > Single Sign-On (SSO). 
2. Use the Replace Certificate link to upload a new SSO Certificate, which is provided by your Identity Provider.
3. Replace the certificate in your Identity Provider once it’s been updated in Udemy for Business. 

Note: Please update your SSO Certificate in Udemy for Business first before updating it in your Identity Provider to avoid a certificate mismatch from occurring which would prevent your team from being able to access your Udemy for Business account.