Provision
- Create users. Users created in Rippling will also be created in 1Password.
- Update user attributes. Changing user attributes in your directory will change the mapped attributes in 1Password.
- Deactivate users. Deactivating a user or disabling the user’s access to 1Password in Rippling will suspend the user in 1Password.
Manage groups
- Sync group memberships. 1Password groups are available in Rippling, and any changes you make to group memberships sync to 1Password automatically.
- Use Teams and Departments. You can use your Rippling Teams and Departments to add and remove users from 1Password groups.
To get started, sign in to your account on Rippling.com and follow these steps.
Before you begin
Before you can integrate 1Password with Rippling, you’ll need to:
- Set up and deploy 1Password SCIM Bridge on your own infrastructure or deploy it with Rippling auto-hosting.
- Make sure Provisioning users & groups is turned on in the Automated User Provisioning page of your 1Password account.
Step 1: Add the 1Password application to Rippling
To add the 1Password application to Rippling:
- Click Add New App.
- Search for 1Password and click it.
- On the 1Password application page, click Connect Account.
Step 2: Configure the application
If you’re an owner or administrator for your business account, click I’m the 1Password admin, I’ll install it.
When prompted, enter the SCIM bridge URL and your Bearer Token.
1Password SCIM Bridge URL: the URL of your SCIM bridge (not your 1Password account sign-in address). For example:
https://scim.example.com
If you don’t know your URL, make sure you’ve set up and deployed the SCIM bridge.
1Password Bearer Token: the bearer token for your SCIM bridgeIf you don’t have your bearer token, learn how to get it.
Click Move To Next Step, then follow the onscreen instructions to complete the Rippling configuration.
2.1: Configure attribute mapping
From the application page you’re taken to after the previous step, configure attribute mapping so email changes sync between Rippling and 1Password:
- Choose Settings, then select Attribute mapping.
- Choose Edit, then change the Display Name attribute’s Cadence field to On user creation and updates.
Next steps
When you turn on provisioning, existing 1Password users will be linked to Rippling users if their email address matches. If their email address is different, they’ll be invited to 1Password again, so make sure any affected team members update their email address before you turn on provisioning.
If you have existing groups in 1Password that you want to sync with Rippling, add them to the groups managed by provisioning:
- Sign in to your account on 1Password.com.
- Choose Integrations in the sidebar and choose Automated User Provisioning.
- Choose Manage in the Managed Groups section, then select the groups to sync.
If you've previously used the SCIM bridge, make sure to select any groups that were already synced with Rippling. This will prevent problems syncing with your identity provider, including duplicate groups.
Manage your settings
To manage who gets provisioned to 1Password, click Access Rules and choose Edit.
To add a Team or Department’s employees to a 1Password group:
- Click the Groups tab in the 1Password application.
- Click Edit beside the group.
- Enter the Team or Department name, click it, then click Confirm.
Learn more on the Rippling Help Center.
Get help
If users and groups aren’t being provisioned, make sure provisioning is turned on in your 1Password account:
- Sign in to your account on 1Password.com.
- Choose Integrations in the sidebar.
- Choose Automated User Provisioning.
- Make sure Provisioning users & groups is turned on.