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  • How RealMe works

    The RealMe login service and assertion service has relied on the widely used SAML V2.0 messaging standard to support authentication and sharing of verified personal information. There is now an alternative using OpenID Connect (OIDC). For both options, the user is redirected from the agency's online service to the RealMe service to enter their federated login credentials or to retrieve requested attributes from the authoritative source and consent to sharing their data.

     How RealMe works

  • Try it out now

    We've created the RealMe Messaging Test Site (MTS) as a sandbox environment for the login service and for the assertion service where you can test the SAML Service Provider component you're using for your online application. Our OIDC version of MTS is now also available on the Try it out now page.

    Try it out now

Integration projects

Your online service integrations to the RealMe login service and/or assertion service will be coordinated as a project, and uses our integration project board online tool. The RealMe integrations team will give you access to the integration project board, and assist you to schedule and coordinate integration activities, arrange integration technical advice, and confirm ‘Go live’ criteria.

Integration project board tool(external link)

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What's new?

The website has been updated and the integration project board has been revised to include the OIDC integration option.

If you can't find what you are looking for or something isn't working please let us know. Email integrations@realme.govt.nz

What's coming?

If you've got any suggested changes or feedback - let us know. Email integrations@realme.govt.nz