mO Jira OAuth SSO, Jira OpenID Connect SSO, Jira OIDC SSO
Single sign-on (SSO) solutions
Identity management software
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What is mO Jira OAuth SSO, Jira OpenID Connect SSO, Jira OIDC SSO
mO Jira OAuth SSO / Jira OpenID Connect (OIDC) SSO is an Atlassian Jira add-on that enables single sign-on to Jira using OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect identity providers. It is used by IT and Jira administrators to centralize authentication, align Jira access with corporate identity policies, and reduce local Jira credential management. The product focuses on Jira-specific SSO flows and configuration rather than acting as a standalone identity provider.
Jira-focused OIDC/OAuth support
The app is purpose-built to add OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect login to Jira, which fits organizations standardizing on modern federation protocols. It targets Jira authentication and user sign-in flows rather than broader endpoint or device management. This specialization can simplify deployment for teams that only need SSO for Atlassian Jira.
Works with external IdPs
The product is designed to integrate Jira with third-party identity providers that support OIDC/OAuth, allowing organizations to reuse existing identity infrastructure. This supports common enterprise patterns such as central MFA enforcement and conditional access at the identity provider. It can reduce the need to manage separate Jira passwords and login policies.
Admin controls for access mapping
SSO add-ons in this class typically provide configuration for how external identities map to Jira users, including attribute/claim-based matching. This helps administrators align Jira accounts with corporate directories and identity attributes. It also supports more consistent onboarding and offboarding when identity is managed centrally.
Limited to Jira scope
This product addresses SSO for Jira rather than providing a full identity management platform across many applications. Organizations looking for centralized lifecycle management, device trust, or broad application catalogs may still need a separate IAM/SSO suite. As a result, it often fits as a point solution within a larger identity architecture.
Depends on external IdP quality
Because authentication policy is enforced by the connected identity provider, outcomes such as MFA strength, conditional access, and user lifecycle controls depend on the IdP configuration. Misconfigured claims, redirect URIs, or token settings can cause login failures that require cross-team troubleshooting. This can increase operational complexity compared with a single-vendor end-to-end stack.
Atlassian deployment constraints
Capabilities and setup steps can vary depending on whether Jira is deployed as Cloud, Data Center, or Server (where applicable), and on Atlassian’s current authentication and marketplace app constraints. Some organizations may face limitations around supported authentication flows, user provisioning expectations, or administrative permissions in certain Jira editions. These constraints can affect rollout timelines and the achievable authentication experience.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| OAuth/OpenID SSO (Jira - Server/Data Center) | Not listed on miniOrange official pricing page (purchase handled via Atlassian Marketplace) | Product documentation and feature list available on miniOrange. miniOrange site provides "Try it for free" / evaluation guidance for Data Center trials but does not display per-tier prices or exact dollar amounts on its pricing page. See vendor pricing page and product docs for details. |
Seller details
miniOrange
Pune, Maharashtra, India
2012
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