Single Sign-On Settings
The Single Sign-On APIs allow you to manage your SAML 2.0 SSO configurations. You can also work with your SSO integrations using the SSO section of the Twilio SendGrid App.
The Single Sign-On Settings API allows you to create, retrieve, modify, and delete SSO integrations for your Twilio SendGrid account. Each integration will correspond to a specific IdP such as Okta, Duo, or Microsoft Azure Active Directory.
Get an SSO Integration
GET /v3/sso/integrations/{id}
Base url: https://api.sendgrid.com
This endpoint allows you to retrieve an SSO integration by ID.
You can retrieve the IDs for your configurations from the response provided by the "Get All SSO Integrations" endpoint.
Path Parameters
The ID of the Event Webhook you want to retrieve.
default: NoneQuery String
If this parameter is set to true, the response will include the completed_integration field.
Responses
The name of your integration. This name can be anything that makes sense for your organization (eg. Twilio SendGrid)
Indicates if the integration is enabled.
The IdP's SAML POST endpoint. This endpoint should receive requests and initiate an SSO login flow. This is called the "Embed Link" in the Twilio SendGrid UI.
This URL is relevant only for an IdP-initiated authentication flow. If a user authenticates from their IdP, this URL will return them to their IdP when logging out.
An identifier provided by your IdP to identify Twilio SendGrid in the SAML interaction. This is called the "SAML Issuer ID" in the Twilio SendGrid UI.
Indicates if the integration is complete.
A timestamp representing the last time the configuration was modified.
A unique ID assigned to the configuration by SendGrid.
The URL where your IdP should POST its SAML response. This is the Twilio SendGrid URL that is responsible for receiving and parsing a SAML assertion. This is the same URL as the Audience URL when using SendGrid.
The URL where your IdP should POST its SAML response. This is the Twilio SendGrid URL that is responsible for receiving and parsing a SAML assertion. This is the same URL as the Single Sign-On URL when using SendGrid.
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