System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) is an open standard for automating the exchange of user identity information between identity domains or IT systems. You can configure Dynatrace SaaS to be provided with user identity information automatically from your organization's identity provider (IdP) through SCIM.
SCIM
in Account ManagementSCIM
are managed by SCIM only and cannot be removed or modified through Account ManagementDynatrace supports SCIM 2.0 and GET, POST, PATCH, PUT, and DELETE operations for both User and Group resources.
For authentication, SCIM requires Bearer token in Authorization header.
SCIM is configured for the account and domain scopes. At least one domain ownership verification is required for the account.
Only users whose email domains have been verified for ownership can be synchronized with Dynatrace via SCIM.
Required and supported SCIM attributes:
userName must be persistent. Dynatrace does not support user email change.
Before you can proceed with SCIM configuration, you need to prove ownership of the domain. Verification is based on a DNS TXT Record check.
For the account, it is sufficient to verify the domain once. If a domain has been verified for SAML, it will be valid for SCIM as well.
To verify ownership of a domain
mycompanyname.com
) for which you want to set up SCIM and select Add to add it to the Pending domains table.
If users in your organization use more than one domain to sign in (for example, @mycompanyname.com
and @uk.mycompanyname.com
), you can add additional domains in additional rows and start verifying them all in parallel. Enter each domain in a different row.
It typically takes a few minutes for a record to propagate through the DNS system and the value to become available for Dynatrace to verify. In some cases, it may take up to 24 hours.
Use this procedure to get the Dynatrace SCIM Base URL for your account and create a secret token.
The token is revealed only once during generation time. Copy and paste it into a secure location. If you lose it, you have to generate a new one and replace it in your application.
Go to Account Management > Identity & access management > SCIM configuration.
In the Generate new token section, optionally enter a token Description (or you can add a description for the token later).
Select Generate token
Next to Token value, select Copy to copy the token to your clipboard, and then paste it into a secure location for later use.
Dynatrace SCIM supports Bearer Token Authentication only. Example:
The SCIM endpoint required for SCIM configuration in your application is added to the List of tokens.
To continue integrating Dynatrace SCIM with your IdP, select the procedure appropriate for your IdP:
No, an email address can't be changed by SCIM. Any requests to update an email address are ignored.
You can generate up to 10 SCIM authentication tokens. For security reasons, we strongly recommend that you delete all unused tokens.
Yes, you can provision as many users from different email domains as you need, as long as all of their domains have been verified. You can verify multiple domains for a single account.
No, some IdPs, like Azure AD, allow multiple groups with the same name in a single account. For Dynatrace SSO, however, each group name in an account must be unique.
Yes, there is a global limit of 10,000 users per domain.
No, we're limited by the SCIM protocol specification, so additional fields, such as description
, can't be set during provisioning.