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You can set up a single sign-on (SSO) by configuring your Salesforce org as the SAML identity provider for service providers as SAP Commissions, so let's start to configure now...
Now in the left pane search, type Domain
To set up this SSO configuration, enable your org as an identity provider and integrate your service provider as a connected app
Create your own connected App to update your Service Provider as per the below table
Entity Id | <tenantid>.callidusondemand.com |
Subject Type | Federation ID |
Idp Certificate | Default IdP Certificate |
Name ID Format | urn:oasis:names:tc:SAML:1.1:nameid-format:unspecified |
Signing Algorithm for SAML Messages | SHA1 |
Verify Request Signatures | |
Enable Single Logout | Disabled |
ACS URL | https://<tenantid>.callidusondemand.com/CallidusPortal/startPortal.do?fssoLoginResponse=true |
Issuer | https://<sfdc domain name>.my.salesforce.com |
Assign the profile to the new connected app
Just follow the numerical order (steps as shown below)
Non-Trusted Mode = Users can log in through IDP initiated and also Service Provider login.
Trusted Mode = Users can only log in through IDP initiated.
Let's configure Web Tab for Sales users to see their Dashboard & Reports
Go to Tabs and Click New
Sales users will log in to Salesforce account and click on Web Tab for SAP Commissions which will take them through the Single Sign-on process without entering credentials without login screen.
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