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# SCIM

## SCIM Overview

With SCIM enabled, user accounts can be automatically created, updated, and suspended based on your IDP settings—eliminating the need for manual account management in Glue. This integration helps ensure that your team's access stays in sync with your organization’s directory.

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SCIM is only included in our Enterprise plan. If you are interested in upgrading, please reach out to <support@glue.ai>
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## Set up SCIM

### Step 1: Enabling SCIM for your workspace

First, let's enable SCIM in your Glue workspace to start the configuration.

1. Navigate to Workspace Settings by clicking on your workspace icon in Glue.
2. Navigate to **Single sign-on.**
3. Toggle the option to enable SCIM
4. Once enabled, click the "Configure SCIM" button to begin configuring your identity provider.

### Step 2: Configure your identity provider for SCIM

In this window, select your identity provider, and follow the instructions to set up the connection between your IDP and Glue. If you've set up SAML already, these steps will utilize the same application you created there.

### Step 3: Confirm Connection

Once connected, you should see a screen confirming the activated connection in both the window and in Glue.

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## What to expect next

Now that SCIM is set up, Glue will automatically stay in sync with your identity provider. You won’t need to manage users in Glue anymore—just make changes in your identity provider, and the integration will take care of the rest. If users lose access in the identity provider, their Glue access and sessions will automatically end.


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