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SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management)

System for Cross Identity Management (known as SCIM). What is SCIM exactly, and how does it work for PageProof enterprise customers.

Written by Gemma
Updated over a week ago

What is SCIM

SCIM (System for Cross-domain Identity Management) automatically provisions users in your identity management system with your PageProof team. This means that when a new person is added to your organization’s single sign-on system by your IT department, the user can be automatically provisioned into your PageProof team. Nice and seamless.

SCIM is an optional extra available for PageProof Enterprise plans. Please contact your customer success manager to talk further about setting up single sign-on for logging into PageProof with ease, and controlling logins at your corporate IT management level.

We support the following SCIM fields

  • userName
    This field is mandatory and must be an email address

  • name

    • givenName

    • familyName

    • displayName

  • active (true or false)

You can perform the following actions

Create a new PageProof user in your team

Send a CREATE operation with userName.

  • This user will seen in PageProof as setup incomplete until the user logs in.

  • Upon successful login, this user will be seen in PageProof as active.
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Update the name of the PageProof user

Send a PATCH operation containing the userName and name.

  • Note: You can not update the PageProof user’s email address.

Control whether the PageProof user can log into PageProof

Send a PATCH operation containing the userName and active.

  • Disable: This will disable the PageProof user and remove the teamID.

    • Note: If you click remove assignment in your PageProof SAML app, this will perform the same action as disable.

  • Active: This will enable the PageProof user and add the teamID.


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