HIMSA SSO API
HIMSA SSO Preview Release for Development
Last Updated Sep 13, 2023
HIMSA is delighted to announce the release of the HIMSA SSO and the HIMSA SSO API for development purposes. This release only includes the availability of HIMSA SSO in our testing environment. More information about release to production will follow.
HIMSA SSO, Single-Sign On, offers an IdP solution for HIMSA members to streamline authentication to their apps and services. The end goal: To provide a simplified and unified login experience for Hearing Care Practitioners.
HIMSA SSO Documentation for Developers
Q: What is the relation between HIMSA SSO and Noah ES?
A: HIMSA SSO is based on the Noah ES IdP. All features of HIMSA SSO accounts are also available for Noah ES accounts, so apps and services that can authenticate through HIMSA SSO will also be able to authenticate through Noah ES.
HIMSA SSO Environment status and upcoming planned events
While Noah ES is limited to EU and US, HIMSA SSO will be globally available!
What HIMSA Provides
HIMSA SSO accounts in our test environment. This environment is based in Europe. Developers outside of Europe will experience a little slower response. HIMSA has only tested HIMSA SSO from Europe and the U.S. but do not expect significant latency issues.
Access to make use of HIMSA’s sample app
Source code to the sample app is available to members with Noah ES integration access at Noah ES Development – HIMSA
Getting Started
Request and receive access to set up HIMSA SSO accounts through the HIMSA SSO service desk application.
Once you have an account, setup additional users and other account settings at portal-qa.himsa-sso.com
Make use of the HIMSA Sample App with your HIMSA SSO account to see how an App can work with the HIMSA SSO API.
The User Interactive Sample App is available at HIMSA’s sample app
Provide HIMSA with your application registration information so that you can start integrating with your own App.
Coming in the near future
Release to production.
Information on the Global Service and moving to a single domain.