mitol-django-scim 2026.4.29

Django application for SCIM integrations

SCIM

Prerequisites

• You need the following a local Keycloak instance running. Note which major version you are running (should be at least 26.x).
  • You should have custom user profile fields setup on your olapps realm:
    • fullName: required, otherwise defaults
    • emailOptIn: defaults

Install the scim-for-keycloak plugin

Sign up for an account on https://scim-for-keycloak.de and follow the instructions here: https://scim-for-keycloak.de/documentation/installation/install

Configure SCIM

In the SCIM admin console, do the following:

Configure Remote SCIM Provider

• In django-admin, go to OAuth Toolkit and create a new access token
• Go to Remote SCIM Provider
• Click the + button
• Specify a base URL for your learn API backend: http://<IP_OR_HOSTNAME>:8063/scim/v2/
• At the bottom of the page, click "Use default configuration"
• Add a new authentication method:
  • Type: Long Life Bearer Token
  • Bearer Token: the access token you created above
• On the Schemas tab, edit the User schema and add these custom attributes:
  • Add a fullName attribute and set the Custom Attribute Name to fullName
  • Add an attribute named emailOptIn with the following settings:
    • Type: integer
    • Custom Attribute Name: emailOptIn
  • Add an emailVerified attribute (using the option specific to this in the dropdown)
• On the Realm Assignments tab, assign to the olapps realm
• Go to the Synchronization tab and perform one:
  • Identifier attribute: email
  • Synchronization strategy: Search and Bulk