Manage User Session/Authentication Context Schema

1. Navigate to Settings » AuthN Context in a workspace of your choice.

2. Select CREATE ATTRIBUTE from the Authentication Context view.

3. In the Add attribute dialog box, fill in the Name, Data type, and Description fields.

4. Select Create to save your new attribute.

Result

Your new attribute is visible in the Authentication Context Schema view, meaning that you can now proceed to mapping IDP-specific attributes to it.

Map Incoming User Attributes to User Session/Authentication Context

1. Select Identity Providers in the workspace of your choice.

2. Select an available IDP.

3. Select Mappings from the top menu.

4. Configure each source-target attributes pair so that a source attribute matches a target one.

   1. Select a source IDP attribute name from the drop-down list.

      Note

      • If the source attribute is not defined out of the box (for example when the IDP provides a custom attribute, such as crm_id), you need to add this attribute to the IDP before you can map it.
      • To add an attribute for your identity, go to Identity Data > Identities (left sidebar) > Identity (from the IDP list) > Attributes tab > Add attribute.

   2. Select a target authentication context attribute from the drop-down list.

   3. Select Save mappings. Your mappings are added to the list.

Persistent User Session

For persistent user sessions, enable the SSO capabilities.