SSO AutoLogin allows users to automatically login with the same credentials as their app credentials.
Requirements:
- OAuth (SSO) login to app must be set up prior to setting up this feature
sso/html media types are only supported as an import (cannot create this media type manually in the CMS)
- The URL must be secure: only https links are supported in the app
Setup:
Contact your internal IT specialist and ensure that cookies persist for the login URLs being utilized in the app.
In the CMS, do the following:
Go to the Media tab
Add a data source by choosing the + next to Data Sources
- Source > CSV URL / CSV Upload
- Type > Full Data (Default)
- Name > CONFID_SSOHTML
- URL > Add URL for CSV or Upload CSV directly
- Click Next
- In the Field Map tab, map your field correctly with the following required file headers:
- Media ID
- Title
- Type: in this case - type would need to be sso/html all lower case)
- URL/URN: secure URL to site where users need to be auto-logged in
- Click Import
- Review Results Page
- If errors are displayed, review and contact your CRM with any questions
Device Browser Support:
Android: Chrome
iOS: Safari
Webapp/Planner: Chrome 10+
Important: Must clear browsing data on your browser if logging out as one user and logging back in as another
In-App Use:
- To connect from Home screen: create and upload a banner, then connect using the Action Builder
- Select Action
- Individual Item
- Media
- Search your Title
- Click Save
- To connect from an Agenda Item, add ID to the Media column of your Agenda CSV
- To review Data Specifications documentation, go to the CMS and choose Support > Working with Data > and download the Data Specifications PDF
- If user is already logged in to the app, the user will be auto-logged in to sso/html site with their same credentials when they access that media.
- If a user attempts to access an sso/html site prior to having logged into the app, they will be redirected to the login page. Once they submit their credentials, they will be redirected to the sso/html site (media they first attempted to access).