Single Sign-On via AD FS

You can integrate your Active Directory Federation Services (AD FS) instance to manage single sign-on for your members. To do this, perform the setup both in AD FS and Creatio.

Important

This example uses the, https://site01.creatio.com/Demo_161215/ Creatio website and http://ADFS01.mysite.com/ADFS/ AD FS website. Replace these URLs with the corresponding URLs of your websites when you perform the actual setup.

In general, the following steps are required to set up Single Sign-On in Creatio:

1. Download the file that contains the integration metadata. Read more >>>
2. Perform the setup in AD FS. Read more >>>
3. Perform the setup in Creatio. Read more >>>

Download the metadata

1. Click the button to open the System Designer.
2. Click Single Sign On configuration.
3. Click . This opens a drop-down menu.
4. Select “AD FS.” This opens the setup page.
5. Click Get metadata.
6. Save the file to your local machine.

Perform the setup in AD FS

1. Add a new Relying Party Trust to ADFS (Fig. 1).

   Fig. 1 Relying Party Trust menu

   

2. Select “Import data about the relying party from file,” as shown on the Fig. 2.

   Fig. 2 “Import data about the relying party from file” option

   

3. Specify the full website address in the identifier settings and click Add, as shown on the Fig. 3.

   Fig. 3 Identifier

   

   Important

   The identifier is required to verify the authenticity of a source that requests authentication. The URL must match verbatim, including the “/” at the end.

4. Set up the rest of the parameters according to your security requirements. You can leave default values for test purposes.

5. Click Finish. This opens a window.

6. Click Add Rule and add a new SAML Assertion to SAML Response rule (Fig. 4)

   Fig. 4 “Add rule” button

   

   note

   Creatio will use the data generated based on the new rule to search for users, as well as to update their profiles and roles.

7. Keep the default settings and click Next on the first step of the Rule Wizard. Set up a set of parameters to receive from the user’s data (Fig. 5). In this example, the user’s name and a list of domain groups will be passed via SAML Assertion.

   Fig. 5 Rule parameters

   

8. Click Save.

9. Open the Trusted Relay settings, go to the Advanced tab, and specify SHA-1 encryption according to the website certificate algorithm.

10. Add the public certificate key on the Encryption tab to set up the SAML encryption (Fig. 6).

    note

    If you are using Creatio in the cloud, get the public certificate key from the Creatio support service.

    Fig. 6 Encryption tab

    

11. Add the logout endpoint and set the following parameters (Fig. 7) on the Endpoints tab:

    • Set Endpoint type to “SAML Logout”.
    • Set Binding to “Redirect”.
    • Enter https://site01.creatio.com/Demo_161215/ServiceModel/AuthService.svc/SsoLogout in the Trusted URL parameter.

    Fig. 7 Endpoint parameters

    

12. Add the Logout Request certificate to the Signature tab, as specified on the Fig. 8.

    Fig. 8 Logout Request certificate

    

Important

Single Sign-Out does not work without a certificate.

Perform the setup in Creatio

Follow these steps to set up single sign-on in Creatio:

1. Click the button to open the System Designer.

2. Click Single Sign On configuration.

3. Click . This opens a drop-down menu.

4. Select “AD FS.” This opens the setup page.

5. Fill out the AD FS tenant URL parameter. Creatio will populate other parameters automatically.

6. Fill out the provider's name to display on the Creatio login page in the Display name field.

   Fig. 9 AD FS settings

   

7. Save the changes.

8. Turn on Just-In-Time Provisioning (optional). This mechanism automatically creates the corresponding Creatio user account with data from the identity provider, such as user group, employee name, contact information, etc. To do this, select the Create and update users data when log in (Just-In-Time Provisioning) checkbox and map the fields (Fig. 10).

   Fig. 10 Set up Just-In-Time Provisioning

   

9. Define your provider. To do this, specify the provider in the “Default SSO provider” system setting (“DefaultSsoProvider” code) and save the changes.

10. Test whether the provider is working correctly (optional).

    1. Open the provider page and click Test Sign In.

    2. Click Test (Fig. 11).

       Fig. 11 Test the provider

       

Set up SSO authentication for Mobile Creatio

Mobile Creatio lets you log in using the Single Sign-On technology. To set up SSO authentication for Mobile Creatio, turn on the “Use SSO in the mobile app” (“MobileUseSSO” code) system setting.

If the SSO authentication for Mobile Creatio is turned on, the app displays an identity provider page that includes the login and password fields.

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See also

Single Sign-On via OneLogin

Just-In-Time User Provisioning