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# Google SSO SAML2

Setting up **SSO** for your **Jet Admin** project requires your to set up **Custom Domain** for your project first.

### 1. Go to SSO Applications

![](/files/-M0UKeS9Ky35jgU28qnx)

### 2. Create a new SSO application

![](/files/-M0UKpT31Q2aOyb3dbRe)

### 3. Open your G Suite SAML Apps and create a new one

G Suite Apps page is located at <https://admin.google.com/u/1/ac/apps>

![](/files/-M0UL5WflGOdgVolKNCc)

### 4. Select SETUP MY OWN CUSTOM APP

![](/files/-M0ULICT2aGi7V9fEPwE)

### 5. Download IDP metadata .xml file

![](/files/-M0ULQJp3tbHXPpM3mF_)

### 6. Specify application basic information

![](/files/-M0ULaXRlC2RKgxFZTc3)

### 7. Set up Jet Admin SSO application and copy ACS URL

Specify **Entity ID** and upload saved **Metadata (.xml)** file from the previous step.\
**Entity ID** should be unique text identifier of your application

**ACS URL** displayed at the bottom of page will be needed on the next step.

![](/files/-M0ULzRsYFXa0PcPX8th)

### 8. Set up G Suite SAML App

Specify **ACS URL** and **Entity ID** entered on the previous step

![](/files/-M0UMgHUAIdwN-Mqt5b8)

### 9. Set attributes mapping

You should specify 3 attributes to map on Jet Admin user account:

* **Email** should map to **Basic Information - Primary Email**
* **FirstName** should map to **Basic Information - First Name**
* **LastName** should map to **Basic Information - Last Name**

![](/files/-M0UMMFHAkWbp2GNnok2)

### 10. You are all set

**SSO** button should appear automatically on the login and register pages when visiting **Jet Admin** from your **custom domain**.

![](/files/-M0UMT54AlLu1h3VVSEK)

![](/files/-M0UOX4RWg10QpSnDwCE)


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