SSO Authentication Policies Configuration
Author:
Fluent Commerce
Changed on:
15 Nov 2024
Overview
Authentication policies dictate how the user's identity will be verified. For Corporate IdP all users are managed by corporate IdP and authentication policy needs to be configured to make sure that all users are authenticated via internal IdP.
Key points
- The authentication policy needs to be configured to make sure that all users are authenticated via internal IdP.
- API users and Fluent IdP users will be managed via separate authentication policies.
Authentication policies dictate how the user's identity will be verified. For Corporate IdP all users are managed by corporate IdP and the authentication policy needs to be configured to make sure that all users are authenticated via internal IdP.
This is described as the last step in examples:
- How to configure Azure AD connection via SAML
- How to configure Azure AD connection via OIDC
- How to configure Okta connection via SAML
- How to configure JumpCloud via SAML
- How to configure Google Workspace via SAML
API users and Fluent IdP users will be managed via separate authentication policies.
Use the below pages as examples.
A single-factor authentication step requires only one piece of evidence to verify a user's identity, such as a username and password.
This policy will allow configuring a prompt for a user if required.
