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Status Submitted
Created by Guest
Created on Jun 23, 2026

User provisioning for SSO Users

Organizations would benefit from the ability to authenticate users via SSO and perform user authorization (roles) using LDAP/AD. We setup ILMT to authenticate users via SAML (SSO) and have a directory server (LDAP) configured with user provisioning enabled along with roles which map to the LDAP groups. New users are able to authenticate via SAML and then based upon the LDAP groups they are assigned to are authenticated against LDAP and an account is created in ILMT along with the associated role(s)/group(s). Once the account is provisioned, it is never checked again against LDAP. If a user is removed from a LDAP group, their roles aren't updated and they are still able to login and receive the same role(s) which they previously had. From a governance standpoint this is not ideal and a fix is needed.

Idea priority Urgent