For AI Agents
Hand your agent this brief or the ReUI MCP, not a screenshot. Installs with a ReUI Pro or Ultimate license.
Best for: Identity provider rows with a Test action, a masked SCIM token to reveal or rotate, and a View as Member mode that disables each section
When to use
- Workspace admin pages for people: a members directory, one member's record and the invitations queue
- Access control work: a role by permission matrix, just in time access requests and a day grouped audit log
- Enterprise sign-in settings for SSO providers, SCIM provisioning, 2FA, session limits and email domains
When not to use
- A person changing their own password and reviewing their own sessions: use the Account Settings block
- Third party app connections grouped into sections with a status per row: use the App Connections block
- A person editing their own account: avatar, name, email, password and notification choices: use the Profile blocks
- A table section of your own records, with no roles, sign-in methods or invites around it: use the Base blocks
- Notification, appearance or integration options, with no people or SSO to manage: use the Settings blocks
Agent notes
PROVIDERS,SCIM_ENDPOINTandSCIM_TOKENare sample values to replace, and the token is a plain client constanthandleTest,handleRotateandhandleSavedo nothing beyond local state and ashowSecurityToastmessage;SCIM_TOKENstays the same after a rotate- The Add domain button has no
onClick, soALLOWED_DOMAINSnever grows; only thedomainErrorcheck runs while typing - Every page.tsx sets a padded
min-h-svhwrapper, and page.tsx or the root caps the max width; drop both inside your app shell - Feedback goes through sonner
toastand no block mounts a Toaster, so render one in your layout or no message appears - No block sends a request or writes storage: state sits in
useStateor uncontrolled inputs, so every change resets on reload
Third-party API docs
- Sonner v2: API reference, docs
https://web.dev.reui.io/blocks/solutions/users/solution-users-7.mdget_block("solution-users-7")npx shadcn@latest add @reui/solution-users-7Shadcn SSO & SCIM Block
Enterprise SSO and SCIM Security Settings Page with Policy Controls. Part of the ReUI Shadcn Solutions Users blocks collection.
Workspace admin page to manage SSO providers, SCIM provisioning, 2FA and password policy, session timeouts, and allowed domains, with status rows and a dirty-state save bar. ReUI Frame, Alert, Badge; shadcn Button, Select, Switch. Security settings.
It is composed from Alert, Badge, Button, Dropdown Menu, Field, Frame, Input Group, Item, and more, so every part of it is a primitive you can restyle with your own design tokens.
What You Can Build With the SSO & SCIM Block
- Install it with the ReUI registry command in the toolbar above, then swap the placeholder content, data wiring, and business logic for your own.
- Compare it across all eight ReUI styles and both the Base UI and Radix bases in the customizer before committing to one direction.
- Combine it with the other Shadcn Solutions Users blocks to assemble a full screen instead of a single section.
All Shadcn Solutions Users Blocks
The rest of this category, each on its own page with a live preview, the components it is built from, and the install command.
- Member Directory Workspace Members Directory Grid with Roles, SSO/2FA Status, and Bulk Role Actions
- Member Detail Member Detail Page with Sidebar Tabs for Access, Authentication, and Sessions
- Permission Matrix Workspace roles and permissions access matrix with locked Owner column and grouped scope toggles
- Invitations Invitations Queue Data Grid with Status Filter and Bulk Resend or Revoke
- Access Requests Just-in-Time Access Request Queue with Inline Approvals and Policy Review
- Access Audit Log Day-Grouped Audit Log Timeline with Expandable Event Details and CSV Export
Related Shadcn Solutions Block Categories
- Dev Ops (6) Platform and SRE console pages for scheduled jobs, deployments, audit trails, edge firewall rules, SLOs and data connections.
- AI Ops (9) AI startup control plane pages for model providers, prompts, token cost, routing, and quotas.
- CRM (9) Sales CRM pages for founders, agencies, and startups managing leads and deals.
- Agents (10) AI agent run operation, approval, tool permission, and evaluation pages.
- Analytics (9) Product usage, activation, cohort, event, experiment, and growth reporting pages.
- Billing (9) Subscription, invoice, metering, plan, upgrade, and failed payment pages.
All Shadcn Block Groups
Browse the full ReUI Shadcn blocks library by product surface. Each group bundles category-level blocks you can mix and match across your project.
- Shadcn Application Blocks (303) Browse 303 Shadcn Application blocks across 23 categories.
- Shadcn Data Grid Blocks (47) Browse 47 Shadcn Data Grid blocks across 9 categories.
- Shadcn Charts Blocks (52) Browse 52 Shadcn Charts blocks across 10 categories.
- Shadcn Solutions Blocks (76) Browse 76 Shadcn Solutions blocks across 11 categories.
- Shadcn AI & Agents Blocks (22) Browse 22 Shadcn AI & Agents blocks across 3 categories.
- Shadcn eCommerce Blocks (87) Browse 87 Shadcn eCommerce blocks across 13 categories.
- Shadcn Marketing Blocks (67) Browse 67 Shadcn Marketing blocks across 8 categories.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I use the SSO & SCIM block?
Use it for identity provider rows with a Test action, a masked SCIM token to reveal or rotate, and a View as Member mode that disables each section.
The Users category fits:
- Workspace admin pages for people: a members directory, one member's record and the invitations queue
- Access control work: a role by permission matrix, just in time access requests and a day grouped audit log
- Enterprise sign-in settings for SSO providers, SCIM provisioning, 2FA, session limits and email domains
For a person changing their own password and reviewing their own sessions, use the Account Settings block. For third party app connections grouped into sections with a status per row, use the App Connections block. For a person editing their own account: avatar, name, email, password and notification choices, use the Profile blocks. For a table section of your own records, with no roles, sign-in methods or invites around it, use the Base blocks. For notification, appearance or integration options, with no people or SSO to manage, use the Settings blocks.
What is the SSO & SCIM block built with?
Can I restyle the SSO & SCIM block?
How should I use Shadcn users blocks in a real project?
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