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Set up SSO With Trinet

By using TriNet, your users will no longer need to remember an extra password to sign into Lattice, and you can quickly remove their acces...

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Written by Adam Kroboth

By using TriNet, your users will no longer need to remember an extra password to sign into Lattice, and you can quickly remove their access to Lattice from a centralized control panel.

Note: Because SSO configuration is a technical process, we recommend that your IT team assist with the setup.

The following steps are required to set up SSO with Trinet:

Configure SSO in TriNet

  1. In the TriNet Integration Center, locate the Lattice card under the Performance Management section.

  2. Select Get Started.

    Image of TriNet platform with the Integration Center section highlighted within a red box and the Lattice card highlightedw within a red box
  3. Provide the following information. "[subdomain]" is your Lattice subdomain. For example, if your organization's Lattice URL is "https://bigco.latticehq.com", "bigco" would be your subdomain and your ACS URL would be: https://router.latticehq.com/sso/bigco/acs

  4. Select Next.

  5. Download the TriNet Metadata File and select Complete. You will need this file when setting up SSO in Lattice.

  6. Select Complete.

Complete Setup in Lattice

  1. In Lattice, navigate to Admin > Settings > Platform > Single Sign-On.

  2. (Optional) Check to Force employee login through SSO or Force admin login through SSO.

  3. Copy and paste the TriNet Metadata File from the previous TriNet step into the XML metadata section.

  4. Click Save.

Note: Make sure you are opening the Metadata file from a text editor or a note editor, opening it from another application might reformat it.

Test Single Sign-On (SSO)

To ensure your SSO setup was implemented correctly:

  1. In the TriNet platform, navigate to the Employee view.

  2. Enter Performance and Learning.

  3. If the connection worked, Lattice will display in the menu.

    Image of TriNet's navigation bar with Lattice shown as an option under the Performance and Learning section
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