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   - check that it's enabled with the get method
   
  -### Part 4 of 4: Update your provider data
  +### Part 5 of 5: Update your provider data
   
   - use this if you've made a blank sso provider and need to add your provider information to it
   - also can be used to update your provider data if it changes
  
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  Test the login flow with your new SSO provider. Ensure that a user can successfully complete the new authentication and gain access to your Buildkite organization before continuing. The next step, enabling your provider, will return an error if a successful test has not occurred.
  
  ### Part 3 of 4: Enable the provider for your organization
  
  - after testing that the new authorisation url works and can log in a user with the correct email domain, you can enable the sso provider for your buildkite organization
  - use the enable method with your provider id, you can retrieve this using the get mutation 
  
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  This guide is not intended as an API reference, and so won't cover every available option. If you haven't used our graphql explorer, check out our [API guide](/docs/graphql-api#getting-started). Full API documentation is available in the graphql explorer.
  
  ### Part 1 of 5: Get your Organization ID
  
  To begin setting up your organization with SSO, you need your Buildkite Organization ID. This can be found on your 'Organization Settings' page in Buildkite.
  
  ### Part 2 of 5: Create your Identity Provider
  
  Use the provider create mutation to create a blank identity provider in your Buildkite organization.
  
  After you set up Buildkite in your identity provider, you will come back and fill add the provider details to using the provider update mutation. 
  
  The following example code creates a blank SAML provider:
  
  