Connect BigCommerce to Okta to centralize identity management, enable SSO for admins and staff, and enforce MFA and role-based access control across your commerce tools.
• Admin authentication is routed through Okta using SAML 2.0 or OIDC, depending on the chosen BigCommerce SSO approach and tenant policies.
• BigCommerce Admin users are associated with Okta identities via email/username matching, with conflicts handled through validation and uniqueness checks.
• Group or attribute values in Okta are mapped to BigCommerce roles or permission sets where supported, with least-privilege defaults applied when mappings are missing.
• Login attempts and assertion responses are validated for signature, issuer, audience, and timestamp, and failures are logged for audit and troubleshooting.
• Session behavior aligns with Okta policies, with token/assertion lifetimes and re-auth rules governing when BigCommerce prompts for sign-in again.
• User lifecycle events (joiner, mover, leaver) are handled through Okta-driven provisioning where available, or through controlled admin user updates when provisioning is implementation-dependent.
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We connect BigCommerce admin login to Okta using SAML or OIDC, then map groups to BigCommerce roles. After testing, admins sign in via Okta with your MFA and session policies.
Yes, with SCIM-based provisioning (when available) or a middleware workflow that syncs users, roles, and access state. Offboarding happens in Okta, and BigCommerce access is removed with it.
We translate Okta groups into BigCommerce role assignments, including least-privilege access for staff, agencies, and partners. This keeps permission changes auditable and consistent.
Yes, we configure Okta apps, groups, and role mappings per store, or per store cluster. It’s a clean way to control access across multiple BigCommerce instances.
Yes – scandiweb has delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects and is ISO 27001 and 27017 certified for information and cloud security.










