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SSOReady

Add SAML and SCIM to any app in minutes

Identity & SSO

SSOReady delivers ready-to-use SAML and SCIM integration via a simple HTTP API and language SDKs, letting developers add enterprise SSO and directory sync in an afternoon.

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Overview

Overview

SSOReady provides a lightweight middleware layer that enables developers to add enterprise SAML single sign‑on and SCIM directory synchronization to any application, regardless of stack. With language‑specific SDKs that wrap a straightforward HTTP API, integration can be achieved in just two lines of code for SAML and one line for SCIM.

Deployment & Extensibility

The service can be consumed via a cloud‑hosted instance or self‑hosted behind your own infrastructure. An optional self‑serve onboarding UI lets customers configure their identity providers without developer intervention. Enterprise plans add custom domains, a management API for programmatic control, and SLA‑backed support, while the core MIT‑licensed code remains free to modify and deploy.

Who Benefits

Ideal for SaaS products targeting business customers who require secure, standards‑based authentication and automated user provisioning. The stack‑agnostic design, rapid implementation, and open licensing make it a practical choice for teams that need enterprise‑grade SSO without building it from scratch.

Highlights

Two‑line SAML integration and one‑line SCIM call
Language‑agnostic SDKs over a unified HTTP API
Self‑serve onboarding UI for customer‑managed IdPs
Flexible deployment: cloud‑hosted or self‑hosted with enterprise extensions

Pros

  • Extremely fast implementation
  • Stack‑agnostic via simple HTTP calls
  • No changes required to existing user database
  • MIT license provides full freedom to modify

Considerations

  • Enterprise features require a paid plan
  • Self‑hosting adds operational overhead
  • Only supports SAML and SCIM, not other protocols
  • Deep customizations may need additional development

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Fit guide

Great for

  • SaaS products needing enterprise SSO quickly
  • Teams with mixed technology stacks
  • Companies that prefer self‑hosted identity middleware
  • Developers seeking MIT‑licensed security components

Not ideal when

  • Projects requiring OAuth/OIDC out of the box
  • Small hobby apps without enterprise customers
  • Organizations needing built‑in user store management
  • Environments where only a free tier is acceptable and enterprise extensions are needed

How teams use it

Add SSO button to SaaS dashboard

Users can sign in via their corporate IdP with two lines of code.

Sync employee directory nightly

SCIM endpoint provides an up‑to‑date list of users for automated provisioning.

White‑label onboarding portal

Customers self‑configure SAML/SCIM on a custom domain, keeping the experience on‑brand.

Self‑hosted compliance deployment

Run SSOReady behind your firewall with SLA‑backed support for regulated environments.

Tech snapshot

TypeScript70%
Go27%
CSS1%
JavaScript1%
HTML1%
Dockerfile1%

Tags

single-signin-apisaml-service-providersingle-sign-onsaml-authenticationsso-authenticationscimssosso-loginauthentication-middlewaresso-apiauthsaml2sso-solutiondirectory-syncauthenticationsaml-sp-single-sign-onsaml

Frequently asked questions

Does SSOReady store user credentials?

No, it acts as middleware and never owns or stores user passwords.

Which programming languages are supported?

SDKs are available for TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, Ruby, and PHP.

Can I run SSOReady on my own infrastructure?

Yes, you can self‑host the service or use the cloud‑hosted instance.

What enterprise features require a paid plan?

Custom domains, the Management API, and SLA‑backed support are part of the Enterprise plan.

Is there a limit on the number of organizations?

There is no hard limit; usage scales with your deployment resources.

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