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# Generate SCIM token

### Important Note

* **SCIM token regeneration is supported only if user provisioning is already enabled** for the SSO integration.

### Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure the following:

* An existing SSO integration is already configured
* User provisioning is enabled for the SSO integration
* Access to the external user provisioning application
* Log in to the TrustLogix console as **Tenant Root user.**

### Steps to Regenerate the SCIM Token

#### Step 1: Navigate to the Existing SSO Integration

1. Log in to the **TrustLogix Console**
2. Go to **Integrations** using left corner hamburger menu
3. Open the existing SSO integration for which SCIM provisioning is enabled

#### Step 2: Regenerate the SCIM Token

1. Click on **Regenerate SCIM Token**
2. A new SCIM token will be generated

#### Step 3: Copy and Test the Token

1. Copy the newly generated SCIM token
2. Navigate to the **User Provisioning** section in your external application
3. Paste the token and test the SCIM connection using the provisioning test option

#### Step 4: Update the Token in the External Application

Once the connection test is successful:

1. Save the regenerated SCIM token in the external user provisioning application
2. Ensure the updated token is active and applied

#### Step 5: Update the Token in the TrustLogix Console

1. Return to the **TrustLogix Console**
2. Update the SCIM token for the corresponding SSO integration
3. Click **Update** to complete the configuration


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