SnipeIT is really good and supports SSO including via LDAP.
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Snipe-IT is mainly for IT asset and license management as far as I saw in the demo. Or is this just a demo setup? Can you customize it for the items you want to manage, e.g. groceries or tools?
SnipeIT just cares about serial numbers, models and manufacturers (you can just use a serial number in the asset tag section) for assets and I think consumables drop a bunch of those requirements. You might be able to put groceries under consumables? I’m less familiar with consumables in SnipeIT to be honest.
Possibly dumb question: why not use an Authentik outpost with a reverse proxy to enforce SSO? It wouldn't be "baked in" so to speak, but it would be fully OIDC and as long as you're just running it through a web browser. Biggest downside is you'd need 2 logins (one for the outpost and one for the app). I'd assume the sso is specifically for the extra security though, so that shouldn't be a problem outside of it being a little hassle.
That's the point. I don't want multiple logins. That's what SSO is for XD I want the SSO to be only login, like I configured any other app I have so far.
So Grocy doesn't directly support OIDC/SAML but it does support auth being passed along via the reverse proxy. This is how my grocy is configured. No double logins required.
Do you maybe have a link to the documentation for this configuration?
Years ago I tried Snipe IT. As your examples seem to be focused on household and grocery stuff, Snipe IT might be overkill, but according to documentation it supports SAML at least.