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Cloud Applications

You can use the AWS SSO application configuration wizard to include built-in SAML integrations to many popular cloud applications, such as Salesforce, Box, and Office 365. For a complete list of applications that you can add from the wizard, see Supported Applications.

Most cloud applications come with detailed instructions on how to set up the trust between AWS SSO and the application's service provider. You can find these instructions on the cloud applications configuration page during the setup process and after the application has been set up. Once the application has been configured, you can then assign access to the groups or users that require it.

Supported Applications

AWS SSO has built-in support for the following commonly used cloud applications.

Adobe Creative Cloud	DruvalnSync	NewRelic	Syncplicity
AppDynamics	Egnyte	Office 365	Tableau
BambooHR	Engagedly	OpsGenie	TalentLMS
Bonusly	Expensify	PagerDuty	Trello
Box	Freshdesk	ProdPad	UserEcho
Citrix ShareFile	G Suite	PurelyHR	UserVoice
ClickTime	GitHub	Salesforce	WeekDone
Convo	GoToMeeting	Samanage	Workplace by Facebook
Deputy	IdeaScale	ScreenSteps	ZenDesk
Deskpro	Igloo	ServiceNow	Zoho
DigiCert	Jitbit	Slack	Zoom
DocuSign	Keeper Security	Sli.do	4me
Dome9	Kudos	SmartSheet
Domo	LiquidFiles	SugarCRM
Dropbox	Lucidchart	SumoLogic

Add and Configure a Cloud Application

Use this procedure when you need to set up a SAML trust relationship between AWS SSO and your cloud application's service provider. Before you begin this procedure, make sure you have the service provider's metadata exchange file so that you can more efficiently set up the trust. If you do not have this file, you can still use this procedure to configure it manually.

To add and configure a cloud application

1. In the AWS SSO console, choose Applications in the left nav, and then choose Add a new application.

2. In the Select an application dialog box, select the application you want to add from the list, and then choose Add.

3. On the Configure <application name> page, under Details, type a Display name for the application. For example, Salesforce.

4. Under AWS SSO metadata, do the following:

   1. Next to AWS SSO SAML metadatafile, choose Download to download the identity provider metadata.

   2. Next to AWS SSO certificate, choose Download certificate to download the identity provider certificate.

   Note

   You will need these files later when you set up the cloud application from the service provider's website. Follow the instructions from that provider.

5. Under Application metadata, next to Application certificate, choose Browse to upload the service provider's certificate. This certificate is required to establish a secure connection between AWS SSO and the service provider.

6. Choose Save changes to save the configuration.