SSO at edudip: Simple and secure login

Updated May 8, 2026

What is SSO?

SSO stands for “single sign-on” and means that you can log in to multiple applications with just a single login process. With edudip, SSO allows you to log in to your edudip account using your existing login details (Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra). As a result, you don't have to remember an additional password, this means more safety: Fewer passwords mean fewer risks of password theft.

How to activate SSO with edudip

Sign up in your edudip account.
Navigate to your profile settings.
Select the “Login & Security” tab in the right menu.
click click “Connect.”
Select Your preferred identity provider (Google or Microsoft).
Follow the on-screen instructions to make the connection.

Once set up, your employees can log in directly via SSO; you can force them to log in via SSO if you don't want your employees to choose to use a password to log in.

After your employees log in for the first time, you may have to adjust the desired rights in the team administration, as each team member initially starts without any further rights.

After setting up the SSO provider, the “SSO Accounts” section appears under “Login & Security”, which refers to the currently logged in user.

SSO registration for webinars in edudip: Easy setup with your own provider

With edudip, you can enable your participants to register via your own single sign-on (SSO) system. This means that your participants can log in with their existing login details, making it easy to access your webinars and online courses.

Prerequisites

You need an OpenID Connect (OIDC) provider that manages the authentication of your users.
You need administrator rights in your edudip account.

Configuration in edudip

Navigate to SSO settings:

Log in to your edudip account.
Go to “Settings” → “Organization SSO Settings” → “SSO Registration for Webinars.”
Click “+ Connect.”
Click “Configure your own provider.”

Fill out the form:

Name: Enter the display name that you want to display on the landing page and dashboard.
Base URL: Enter the base URL of your OIDC provider. Important: Omit the suffix.

/.well-known/openid-configuration

Example

https://ihr-oidc-provider.de

Client ID: You set this ID in your OIDC provider when you create a new application.
Client secret: This secret is automatically generated when you create the application in your OIDC provider.

Role definition via the OIDC provider:

You can set the role of a participant (moderator or participant) directly via your OIDC provider:
Create a claim in your OIDC provider's application with the name

edudip_role

Set the value of the claim according to the user's role (moderator or participant).

Use without edudip landing page via edudip API

For seamless integration without the edudip landing page, you can use the edudip API. To do this, you need the following information:

Your edudip organization ID (clientid)
The ID of your OIDC provider for participants
The endpoint for querying the configured SSO providers can be found here:

https://docs.api.edudip.com/#tag/SSOOIDC/operation/getSSOProviders

As soon as you have all the required information, you can start the OIDC authentication flow for a participant via the following endpoint:

https://docs.api.edudip.com/#tag/SSOOIDC/operation/perpareParticipantSSORegistration

After successful authentication against your OIDC provider, participants are automatically redirected to the edudip room

Note about series appointments: In a webinar with series appointments, the participant is automatically registered for all dates in the series.

After successful submission, the participant is automatically redirected to your provider and goes through your provider's OIDC flow.