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# Adding users to Okta Application

Adding users to newly created Okta SAML SSO app

1. Login to Okta admin portal.
2. Go to **Applications** tab and click on the newly created app **fp-saml-sso-application**
3. Click on **Assignments** tab.
4. Click on **Assign** and in the dropdown select **Assign to People**.
5. Click on **Assign** beside the name of the user. This will add the user to the newly created SAML app.

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