Access SSO User Info

In ToolJet, you can now pass user-specific authentication details from the SSO provider to connected datasources. This allows each user to access systems like Snowflake, Salesforce, GraphQL, and more using their own credentials, eliminating the need for shared logins. It ensures that enterprise security policies such as role-based access and row-level restrictions are enforced based on the user’s identity.

Accessing SSO User Info in App Builder

ToolJet exposes a global variable called ssoUserInfo within the App Builder, which contains user-specific authentication details from the active SSO session. This allows you to securely pass identity information, such as tokens and user identifiers into queries and logic within your app.

You can reference ssoUserInfo directly in queries or components to dynamically control access, personalize content, or forward authentication tokens to connected datasources that support OAuth 2.0 or OIDC.

Use the following syntax to refer to any exposed variable from ssoUserInfo:

{{globals.currentUser.ssoUserInfo.<variable-name>}}

Commonly Exposed SSO Variables

The exposed variables may vary depending on the identity provider. You can view all available variables in the Inspector panel under globals > currentUser > ssoUserInfo. Below are some commonly exposed variables:

Variable	Description
sub	Unique identifier for the user assigned by the identity provider.
name	Full name of the authenticated user.
given_name	User’s first name or given name.
family_name	User’s last name or family name.
picture	URL of the user’s profile picture.
email	Email address associated with the user’s SSO identity.
email_verified	Boolean flag indicating whether the email address has been verified.
hd	Hosted domain or organization the user belongs to.
access_token	OAuth 2.0 access token for the current user session, used to authenticate requests to connected datasources.
id_token	Encoded ID token containing user identity claims in JWT format.
id_token_decrypted	Decrypted contents of the ID token, useful for accessing detailed user claims.