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SAML connexion setup - OneLogin

We know how this is important to be SAML / SSO compatible for some companies.

Now you can use SAML 2.0 protocol to connect to Tomorro in the most secure way.

This allows you to bring in your favorite Identity provider and connect to Tomorro via SSO for the highest standard authentication.

Connect on Tomorro

In order to set up the integration, please go to the integration setup page on Tomorro and open the section Authentication SAML to start the setup. Only admins have access to this section.

Setup on OneLogin

STEP 1 - Create a custom app on OneLogin

  • In your administrator area, go to the "Applications" section, then click on "Add App" at the top right of the page

  • Enter the application name, for example "Tomorro", add a logo and icon, then save

  • Go to configuration tab

    • Find “SAML signature element”

    • Set it to “Both”

    • Save your changes

STEP 2 - Configure SAML settings for the app

  • Copy the Tomorro Callback URL and paste it in ACS (Consumer) URL Validator and ACS (Consumer) URL on OneLogin

  • Copy the Tomorro Entity Identifier and paste it in Audience (EntityID) on OneLogin

On Tomorro (copy) :


On OneLogin (paste) :

STEP 3 - Activate SAML SSO


Go the section SSO of the OneLogin app

  • Copy Issuer URL and paste it on Issuer on Tomorro.

  • Copy SAML 2.0 Endpoint (HTTP) and paste it on Entry Point on Tomorro

  • Copy X.509 Certificate and paste it on x509 Certificate on Tomorro

Don’t forget to click on “Update” after adding this data on Tomorro.

Go to the section User of the OneLogin app and allow your users to use the app.

The SAML protocol is now activated for Tomorro !

💡 Each invited user must activate their account via the Tomorro invitation email before their first SAML SSO login. Until the account is activated, the login shows the message "SAML not enabled for this user". You can resend the invitation from Settings > Members ("Resend invitation"). To learn more: Sign in with SAML SSO.

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