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Set up LastPass federated login with OneLogin

Federated login for LastPass Business allows users to log in to LastPass using their organization's OneLogin credentials without creating and using a separate master password.

LastPass supports the following provisioning features:

Create users
Update user attributes
Delete users
Sync groups

Before you begin the setup process between LastPass and OneLogin, review the account requirements and limitations that apply to federated user accounts.

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Account requirements

Setting up federated login for LastPass using OneLogin requires the following:

Important: User Provisioning is available only in the OneLogin Professional Bundle.

An active OneLogin subscription
Access to OneLogin's API Access Management feature

Note: If you don't have access to this feature or you are not sure whether or not you have access to it, contact your OneLogin sales representative for assistance.

An active trial or paid LastPass Business account
An active LastPass Business admin (required when activating your trial)

Note: If you have not started a LastPass Business trial, contact our Sales team at lastpass.com/contact-sales for more information.

A non-federated super admin to reset master passwords

Limitations that apply to federated users

Review the limitations that apply to federated user accounts.

Restriction: LastPass directory integrations have limitations, including the use of different directory instances or multi-domain and multi-forest configurations. For more information, see What are the limitations for LastPass users with federated login?.

Additionally, linked personal accounts must be verified on every new device that a federated user will use for logging in to access their LastPass vault.

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