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OAuth is the main platform OpenEMR has integrated. You can probably make a compatibility layer between SAML2 and OAuth to allow OAuth to push out to SAML2 for now. SAML2 however is more secure than OAuth and is used a lot in government...this is definitely a feature OpenEMR should consider @sjpadgett @bradymiller |
We currently have MFA, LDAP, OpenID Connect/OAuth2 and Google sign in using Google Workspace. For SAML2 I don't disagree with Tyler where it is most useful in the enterprise environment however, I haven't any plans to implement but I'm sure we'd be open if somebody wanted to put up a PR. |
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Is their any plan or guidance to start this feature?!
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Describe the problem
For a big part of the user of the system used, we need to add the SSO on Openemr to recognize and authenticate the user when the user logged on to the account or laptop the user used.
Describe the solution you'd like
Is it possible to support any kind of SSO like SAML2 to Openemr?!
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