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# Open ID Settings

The admin user can enter the database details for saving data of the open id.

* Click the ***Open ID Settings*** option from the Configurations options of the admin menu.

       ![](/files/w8GFX7x5pFGqlJDw6fUY)

* The Open ID Settings page opens.
* The user needs to enter the database details for saving data of the open Id.
* Select an option from the ***Select Saved Open ID settings*** drop-down menu.
* There are two options available to configure the settings under the Open ID Settings page:
  * Individual 
  * Complete URI 
* The user needs to provide the following required details based on the selected configuration option:
  * Fields with the ***Individual*** as the selected option are:
    * Name
    * Open ID URL
    * Grant Type
    * Client Id
    * Client Secret
    * Scope

![](/files/2DD37M12XG0yhPGuukLR)

* Fields with the ***Complete UR*****I** as the selected option are:
  * Name
  * URI

![](/files/HvjjhCZlwHKMSSSQkbRD)

* Click the ***Save*** option after providing the above-mentioned database details to save data of open id.


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