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System for Cross-Domain Identity Management (SCIM) is an open standard-based solution to help reduce the cost and complexity of user management operations. As a LinkedIn Learning admin, you can enable and set up SCIM on your Learning account…

Enterprise Single Sign-On (SSO) allows your company's employees to sign into supported LinkedIn applications using their corporate credentials instead of their LinkedIn credentials. Using SSO and integrating with an SSO provider is not required to…

We’ve detected that you have the auto-assign license feature enabled in SSO settings and one of your learners may be attempting to sign in with a duplicate email address, which is preventing access to LinkedIn Learning. If your company recently…

For information about moving from SSO to non-SSO authentication, please visit the LinkedIn Learning: SSO to Non-SSO Authentication Guide.

Admins can now generate and share an SSO activation URL to invite employees from their organization to use LinkedIn Learning. Once employees click on the link, they’ll be authenticated by single sign-on. One of the key benefits of using this link is…

Your organization provides access to LinkedIn Learning through a group membership managed by your Learning admin. That means your login options, profile settings, and language preferences are set by your organization.In this setup, you won’t be able…

Your organization provides access to LinkedIn Learning through a Single Sign-On (SSO) Enterprise account. You have the flexibility to choose whether to link your personal LinkedIn profile or keep it separate. This choice affects how your learning…

LinkedIn Learning is proud to partner with a number of SSO providers to make account access and activation seamless, for both admins and learners alike. Important: If you're setting up your Learning SSO for the first time, please review: We…

Admins can now generate and share an SSO activation URL with all the employees in their organization. To generate an SSO activation link: You can use the SSO link in emails, websites, posters, or any other form of communication used to invite users…

Single logout automatically logs your learners out of SSO when they sign out of LinkedIn Learning. To enable single logout for learners: Learn moreSingle logout for learners in Learning FAQLinkedIn Learning SSO Implementation GuideSSO to Non-SSO…

LinkedIn Learning admins can enable learners in their organizations to automatically log out of SSO when they log out of Learning. Related tasks Enable single logout for learners in LearningLinkedIn Learning Single Sign-On (SSO) Implementation Guide…

If your organization uses a Google account, you can choose to give your learners access to LinkedIn Learning based on their email address. This will authenticate your learners via Google Sign-in or Sign in with Google, and Google will serve as the…

From your SSO custom attributes, you can determine which attribute values are used to allow or block access to LinkedIn Learning. (See Related task section below for more information on SSO custom attributes.) Related taskManage custom attributes in…

For more information about ADFS SSO, please visit the LinkedIn Learning and ADFS SSO Configuration Guide.

From your SSO custom attributes, you can dynamically create groups and assign members to those by selecting Assign Groups during the custom attribute creation process. When you select this feature, a new group will be created for each unique value…

For more information about updating your SSO certificate, please visit the LinkedIn Learning SSO Certificate Renewal Guide located here.