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Manage Users with JumpCloud SCIM

Dialpad’s native Jumpcloud SCIM integration makes user management simple, easy, and secure.

Let's dive into the details.

Who can use this

The JumpCloud SCIM integration is available to eligible Dialpad Sell, Dialpad Support, and Dialpad Connect users. Refer to our to see if you have access to this feature. If you have questions about your plan, reach out to your Customer Success Manager or Dialpad Customer Care.

How to enable JumpCloud user provisioning

Dialpad’s JumpCloud integration supports a SCIM 2.0-based automatic user provisioning system. Once configured, creating user accounts, updates, and deactivation will happen automatically.

To enable JumpCloud user management with Dialpad, you’ll need to:

  1. Create a Dialpad API key

  2. Enable Identity management in JumpCloud

  3. Allow jumpcloud.com as a secondary domain for the company

    • For the SCIM integration to succeed, JumpCloud will try to create a test user with a @jumpcloud.com domain. This domain needs to be added as a secondary domain before proceeding further. Contact Dialpad Support to have this enabled.

Want to learn more?

Check out JumpCloud Support for insightful tips and best practices.

Create a Dialpad API Key

First, you’ll need to create a Dialpad API key. Aa Dialpad administrator, navigate to your Dialpad Admin Settings.

  1. Select My Company 

  2. Select Authentication

  3. Select API Keys

  4. Select Add key
    Screenshot of the Dialpad API Keys interface, featuring orange boxes highlighting the 'My company' dropdown and 'Authentication' menu options, along with an orange arrow pointing to the '+ Add key' button.

  5. Generate a new API key for JumpCloud with the default scopes (already selected)

  6. Save the generated API key, you’ll need it in the next section.

Enable Identity Management in JumpCloud

To enable Identity Management in JumpCloud, login to JumpCloud as an admin.

  1. Select the previously created Dialpad SSO application

  2. Navigate to the Identity Management tab

  3. Navigate to Configuration Settings

  4. Verify the SCIM Version is SCIM 2.0

  5. Enter https://dialpad.com/scim on the Base URL

  6. Navigate to Token Key

  7. Enter the API key generated from the previous section

  8. Select Test Connection 

    • Once it succeeds, the Group Management section becomes available
      Screenshot of JumpCloud Identity Management configuration fields showing SCIM 2.0 selected, the Base URL field populated, and a hidden API key entered into the Token Key field.

      Screenshot of the Group Management section in JumpCloud displaying a toggle switch currently set to OFF for enabling management of User Groups and Group Membership in the application.
  9. Turn OFF group management

  10. Select Activate 

    • JumpCloud will perform a user creation/deletion test
    • Once the test succeeds, the integration is complete
  11. Select Save

 

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