Overview
Integrating OneLogin with Trio MDM enables your IT team to automate identity-based access control, device compliance, and user provisioning from a single, centralized source. It’s a powerful way to bring security, efficiency, and visibility into your enterprise mobility strategy—without increasing complexity.
Whether your team is remote, hybrid, or fully on-site, this integration brings modern identity-driven automation to device lifecycle management.
What You Gain from OneLogin + Trio Integration
Secure Single Sign-On (SSO)
Admins and end users can sign into Trio with their OneLogin credentials using SAML 2.0 or OIDC.
Centralized access control across platforms—no separate login management.
Supports OneLogin’s MFA, adaptive authentication, and risk-based policies.
Automated User Provisioning
Use SCIM to automatically sync users and groups from OneLogin to Trio.
When a user is added to OneLogin, their device policies in Trio update instantly.
When a user leaves the organization or changes departments, access and policies are revoked or reassigned.
Group- and Attribute-Based Policy Assignment
Map OneLogin user roles, departments, or locations to Trio security profiles.
Ensure users always get the right apps, network settings, and restrictions—automatically.
No manual reassignment when org structure changes.
Device Compliance and Access Enforcement
Trio tracks device posture (encryption, patch level, root status, etc.).
OneLogin can restrict access to cloud apps or internal systems if the device is non-compliant.
Helps enforce Zero Trust and least privilege principles at scale.
Why IT Teams Love This Setup
✔︎ Centralizes identity and device access
✔︎ Reduces onboarding time and misconfiguration risk
✔︎ Automatically aligns users with the right policies
✔︎ Real-time compliance visibility across the fleet
✔︎ Supports hybrid and BYOD use cases securely
Real-World Example
Before Integration:
IT had to manually create users in Trio.
Users had inconsistent app access across devices.
Non-compliant devices still had access to business tools.
After Integration:
A new employee is added in OneLogin.
OneLogin provisions the user and assigns them to the “Engineering” group.
Trio receives the group data, auto-enrolls the device, and applies engineering-specific settings.
If the device is out of compliance, OneLogin blocks access to sensitive apps.
Key Capabilities at a Glance
Feature | What It Means for You |
SSO via OneLogin | Unified access experience with stronger authentication |
SCIM Provisioning | Hands-free user lifecycle management |
Group-Based Policies | Auto-apply policies based on role, team, or location |
Compliance-Aware Access | Block risky devices from accessing sensitive resources |
Dynamic Enforcement | Policies adapt in real time as identities or roles change |
Is This Hard to Set Up?
Nope. OneLogin offers prebuilt connectors, and Trio supports standard protocols like OIDC, SAML 2.0, and SCIM 2.0. Setup involves:
Creating an app in OneLogin
Linking OneLogin to Trio via API
Mapping groups and user attributes
Your IT team can get it live with minimal effort—and it pays off instantly in operational savings.
Final Thoughts
The Trio + OneLogin integration gives your organization a secure, automated, and scalable approach to managing users and devices. It ensures that:
Only trusted users access corporate systems
Only compliant devices stay connected
IT spends less time doing manual policy work
It’s the kind of strategic upgrade that improves productivity and security without increasing workload.