C1 provides identity governance for Zulip. Integrate your Zulip organization with C1 for unified visibility and governance over who has access and what role they hold.
C1 provides identity governance for Zulip. Integrate your Zulip organization
with C1 for unified visibility and governance over who can sign in and what
organization role they hold.
The connector syncs the members of your Zulip organization as user identities.
Each user carries their organization role (Owner, Administrator,
Moderator, Member, or Guest), their login email, and whether their
account is active. Bot accounts are synced as service identities.
This connector is identities-only: it lists users and surfaces each person’s
organization role as an attribute on their identity, but it does not sync
entitlements or grants and does not change anyone’s access.
You need a Zulip bot and its API key. The connector signs in as the
bot, so the bot must be able to see your organization’s members. Treat the API
key as a secret.
1
Sign in to your Zulip organization (for example
https://your-org.zulipchat.com).
2
Open Settings, then Bots (under your personal settings, or under
Organization settings if you manage the organization), and click Add
a new bot. Choose a Generic bot, give it a name, and create it.
3
Copy the new bot’s email and its API key from the bot’s entry in the
bot list. You will enter both when configuring the connector.
4
Note your organization URL — the address you use to reach Zulip, for example
https://your-org.zulipchat.com.
