Add an app from the Okta Browser Plugin

End usersEnd users are people in your org without administrative control. They can authenticate into apps from the icons on their My Applications home page, but they are provisioned, deprovisioned, assigned, and managed by admins. can instantly add most standard online apps to their Okta End User Dashboard, with a single click. When users enter credentials to log in to an online appAn abbreviation of application. Essentially, it is a web-based site used to perform any number of specific tasks, and requires authentication from end users by signing in. (whether in the OINAn acronym for the Okta Integration Network. The OIN is comprised of thousands of public, pre-integrated business and consumer applications. As an on-demand service, OIN integrations are continuously validated, always up to date, and constantly growing both in number and capability. Okta performs a single integration with an ISV or SP, providing thousands of end users with point-and-click customization for their orgs. or not), Okta displays a banner offering to save the app's password. Clicking Save Password automatically adds the app to the user's Okta Dashboard.

Allow end users to add apps

Admins can allow end users to add apps to their dashboard by enabling this feature in Self Service Applications settings as follows:

1. In Okta AdminAn abbreviation of administrator. This is the individual(s) who have access to the Okta Administrator Dashboard. They control the provisioning and deprovisioning of end users, the assigning of apps, the resetting of passwords, and the overall end user experience. Only administrators have the Administration button on the upper right side of the My Applications page. Console, go to Applications > Self Service > Settings.

2. Click Edit.

3. Select from the following options as appropriate:

   • Allow users to add orgThe Okta container that represents a real-world organization.-managed apps.

   • Allow users to add personal apps.

4. Click Save.

Note

About the app logo

Whenever possible, we include the site's official logo when we create the app. If we can't include the official logo, we create a custom logo using the first letter of the site's name and a randomly-chosen background color. This custom logo becomes the app's standard logo for the entire org. If other orgs add the same app, their custom logo is typically assigned a different background color.