Famly supports OpenID Connect (OIDC) for user authentication, allowing integration with any OIDC provider. This guide focuses on setting up Azure Active Directory with Famly.

Step 1: Register the App in Azure

Create an app registration

In Azure Active Directory, go to App registrations
Click New registration
Enter a name (e.g. “Famly”) and click Register

Configure branding & authentication

Open the newly created App registration
Go to the Branding section and enter the home page URL:
- https://app.famly.co

💡 If you're using white labelling, add the white label domain as the home page URL instead

Set up authentication

Navigate to the Authentication section
Click Add a platform → Web
Enter https://app.famly.co as the Redirect URI
Tick the ID tokens box
Click Configure

Add an additional redirect URI

Click Add URI
Enter https://app.famly.co/app-trap

💡 If you are using white labeling, add the white label domain in addition to the two Famly URIs

Generate a client secret

Go to Certificates & secrets
Click New client secret
Copy and save the Value immediately, as it won’t be accessible later
Set a reminder to generate a new secret before the current one expires

Step 2: Collect Required Information for Famly

To enable the integration, collect the following details:

Client ID: Found in the Overview under "Application (client) ID"
Client Secret: Copied when generated
Endpoint/Base URI: Found under Endpoints → "OpenID Connect metadata document"

The endpoint will look something like this:
https://login.microsoftonline.com/c630ad49-3d5d-4692-9a48-74a5372c1b0b

Entering the details in Famly

Go to: https://app.famly.co/#/account/organization/<your-organization-id>/openid/createProvider
Enter the Client ID, Client Secret, and Base URI
Choose a Title (this appears on the login screen)
Save the settings

💡 Famly support can provide the correct organisation ID if needed

Updating the client secret

To update an expired client secret:

Go to the same settings page in Famly
Enter the existing Client ID and Base URI
Add the new Client Secret
Save the changes

Troubleshooting

Are you getting a “Not authorised” error when saving settings?
- The required “Manage single sign-on settings” permission may be missing

Setting up Azure Active Directory (OIDC)