SCIM provisioning

IntegrationsUpdated September 24, 2026

SCIM auto-provisions users from your identity provider into the LMS. This article covers turning it on.

Before you start

You need the Admin role and an SSO IdP that supports SCIM (Okta, Azure AD, OneLogin).

Step 1 — Enable SCIM on the LMS

Open Configuration → Settings → Integrations and pick SCIM. Toggle it on. The page reveals the SCIM base URL and a bearer token; copy both.

Tenant settings page with the Payments section

The Settings page is the single home for every tenant-level toggle.

Step 2 — Configure SCIM on the IdP

In your IdP, open the SSO app you already configured. Enable SCIM provisioning. Paste the LMS's SCIM base URL and bearer token. Map user attributes and pick which IdP groups sync as LMS groups.

Admin dashboard with the sidebar expanded

The left rail is the anchor for every admin task; every screen you visit starts with a click here.

Step 3 — Verify the sync

Assign a test user to the IdP app. Within a few minutes they should appear on the LMS Users page, provisioned with their SSO email. Deactivate on the IdP side — they should deactivate on the LMS side within the sync interval.

Users list with the Invite button top right

The Users list is the entry point for every person-related admin task.

Notes

  • SCIM handles create, update and deactivate. It doesn't delete — deletions in the IdP become deactivations on the LMS.
  • Combine SCIM with SSO for a hands-off user lifecycle — no manual invites, no orphaned accounts.

What next?

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